Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Epi ID please, 0 by tgif

tgif wrote:
The last 2 1/2 feet or so are flat until the last few inches where it has started to curl up. This section has a *bunch* of buds on it.

All of my plants are from the same original cutting, so I can't see it being two different type. If you insist that it has the characteristics of more than one type I shall wonder about who is feeding BEER to whom! Around here beer only goes into the human mouth.

All of the other plants are very well behaved and are perfectly normal except that only one of them has bloomed. I have read that it takes 2 to 3 years for cutting to bloom. Well, the one that did bloom this year is 4 years old and the others are 3 to 4 years old.

My epis get fish emulsion (when my sinuses are acting up and I can't smell it), Peters Orchid Food or Miracle Grow Bloom Buster. It is just a matter of which is already mixed or is the closest to hand.

Now, have I made all of this clear as mud? And if so will you kindly send some of that mud this way as we have had about 1 inch of rain in the last 11 weeks and right now mud is better than no moisture at all!
ginni

ps - I noticed that no one has addressed my question about how to get this "EPI FROM H*** into my little greenhouse for the winter!