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cybersix said:Thanks Sue, I can't find where the percentage is, this is why I thought it's misleading.

I guess my english could be better than what it is, I know sometime (quite often) I can't exlain myself well.

At this point I don't know what to think about Pardon Me, I'll wait for DND and who has it to tell when it opens. One of the fan I have here had a scape but he cut it to send it. I can't tell if it will bloom or not.
Many thanks for everything as always!

I missed checking on the first bloom. Bloom #2 was open today but not at 6pm last night when I checked. It's possible it opened later in the evening or at night, though. I have a third bloom that should be open for tomorrow, so I'm going to try and check it late tonight if I can and see if it's opening. I might have an easier time waking up early, though, to see if it's already open in the morning. I'm not sure how that would make it different from an EMO, though. I have quite a few EMOs in my garden that I wouldn't consider nocturnal. I wonder what the approximate (or hard and fast?) cutoff is between a daylily being nocturnal versus an early morning opener.