In my experience, they should have just kept on growing.

I'd be concerned that the change in conditions may have stalled the
blooming, but don't give up all hope.

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
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"Richard" wrote in message
...
Back in September, when I was bringing in my Miltassia Royal Robe "Jerrys
Pick" I noticed that I had 3 spikes starting from the new growth. They
were
tucked between the layers of leaves covering the pseudobulb. I tucked it
in
among some other plants under fluorescent lights near a south window and
forgot about the spikes until today when I was moving the plants around
and
saw that the Miltassia was putting out new growths. That's when I
remembered the spikes, and looking between the leaves, found the spikes
almost as I remember them in September. Does this hybrid take a long time
to spike? Waiting for spring? Thanks

Richard