
and here it is up close and personal.

Isn't this just loverly. I bought the orchid plant a year ago at Smith & Hawken's store in Crocker Park. It was discounted as they wanted to get rid of plants in order to put up the Christmas stuff.
Orchid plants, per se, are not pretty. But the blooms! Well worth the wait.
The plant now has many other blooms.
The plant now has many other blooms.
Seriously, I have people that walk past my office and come back to ask, first, "are they real" and then "wow, how did you get that to do that?" 
To be honest, I just did what the packaging and instructions said. Trimmed it back and watered it.

Pretty cool stuff!

To be honest, I just did what the packaging and instructions said. Trimmed it back and watered it.

Pretty cool stuff!
And so you might ask me why I keep this at the office . . . because I am here more than I am at home. Of course, it also doesn't help that it is now swim season and Lindsey has to be in the water in the early morning (5:15 on Wednesday and Fridays and 5:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays) which puts me in the office by 5:45 every morning, and, as you can see from the window behind the orchids, it is pitch black outside. The only light is those being shed by the Browns stadium. So for now, when I get here so early, I have a lovely thing to look at.
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