Philo question

From: Sue <suez at northcoast.com> on 1999.05.17 at 17:58:41(3361) To anyone who might know, I Bonzied a Philo. bipinnatifidum to see what it would look like as a Bonzi, and to see if it would survive being cooped up for long. It has been in it's container well over a year....more like two. My plants do things behind my back and when I'm not watching, and tonight I had to stop my watering chores to put this question up to the list. There is one leaf that has grown from it's sheath, and behind that leaf, but inside the same leaf sheath is another something emerging. I am wondering if it is a bloom, but I don't know where a bloom on bipinnatifidum is suppose to come out, and I haven't been paying any attention as to whether two leaves come out of one sheath or not. Can anyone tell me if it will be another leaf, or if it could be a bloom? If it is a bloom, I am wondering why this very cramped plant would bloom and not the large, same age plants. I was under the impression that Philodendrons are not quick to bloom under house cultivation conditions....but then this probably isn't a bloom and I'm just wishing. Can anyone tell me something about it? Thank you for any thoughts on this, Sue Zunino

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