In 10 mans, GCD becomes a consideration again if there is enough damage to not only warrant Rejuv + WG on cooldown, but also lifebloom on the raid as well.

It wasnt my intention to say that it didnt warrent consideration. More cast per minute (as well as faster landing direct heals) are a good thing in terms of the amount of healing you can provide. I would suggest however that a 10 man groups has good odds of having either a Wrath of Air Totem or a Balance Druid, and it would be the exception to the rule if a 25 man was without either of those. As a larger population of Resto Druids descend into Ulduar, haste will be an easier stat to obtain. The 365 soft cap wont require any special gearing. My intention was to point out that it did warrent a discussion as to which might be a better build in general.

So, due the specific group you run with, you might find 3/3 CF helpful to reach the 1s GCD. Most druids, however, will only find the 3% haste as a benefit to their direct heals (since they will already be softcapped). Depending on your playstyle and roel that is significantly smaller increase than 3%. On one encounter a druid may be called on to chain cast Nourish on a tank, where on others they may roll Rejuvenations and Wild Growth, not cast any direct heals at all. In either case, even under the best possible conditions there is hardly more than 50% of your healing is done by direct healing spells.

I just think softcapping is easy enough that 3/3 CF isnt warrented in an end game build.

Revitalize is great since they increased the proc rate from wild growth.

Here's a parse from XT hard mode. The one doing the parse disconnected at 7:30 or so in, so you can increase the numbers by anywhere from 20-33% for the full kill.

WoW Meter Online - Combatlog Replay in Engrish

That's a solid amount of healer mana restored on a fight that's absolutely brutal on healer mana. The rage, energy, and runic power is a nice little boost but I don't think that's the main draw of the talent.

We may run it with two resto druids next week, which could mean 10,000 mana restored on a healer or more.

There is no Natures Swiftness in this macro. Did you remove that function at some point because it doesn't work, or did you typo the macro?

I forgot to update it, it looks like this:

#showtooltip [nocombat] Rebirth;[target=mouseover,help,dead] Rebirth; Swiftmend;
/cast [target=mouseover,help,dead] Nature's Swiftness
/cast [target=mouseover,help,dead] Rebirth; [target=mouseover,help,exists] Swiftmend; [nocombat]Fishing; Swiftmend;

This will pop NS for you if you try to swiftmend a dead target out of combat though, because there is not enough room in the macro to prevent that + allow for fishing. If you don't want fishing, and don't want NS to bug, simply do:

#showtooltip [nocombat] Rebirth;[target=mouseover,help,dead] Rebirth; Swiftmend;
/cast [combat,target=mouseover,help,dead] Nature's Swiftness
/cast [target=mouseover,help,dead] Rebirth; [target=mouseover,help,exists] Swiftmend; Swiftmend;

I find innervate to be pointless to put on myself, due to never running into any sort of mana issue. So far through full Ulduar normal modes I've yet to be strained on any sort of mana. The only fight recently I've noticed myself losing a decent chunk of mana is Hard mode Iron Council, with the massive raid damage, I usually end up with about 7-8k mana left of a 24-25k mana pool by the time the 2nd Dwarf is almost dead, and I figure I'll have to innervate myself or rely on glyph of innervate to give me a comfortable enough mana pool to finish the fight.

During most fights I'm usually sitting at somewhere around 85-100% mana chain casting WG/Rejuv and a Regrowth/Rejuv/Slow Stack LB on tanks if I feel like its required.

I've ended up innervating Paladins/Mages/Shamans more since 3.2 (in that order, most to least)

Edit: You asked about 10m hard mode raiding - I tank for my 10m hard mode uld, and raid 25m as resto, So I couldn't tell you that much from my experiences in 10m ulduar healing. But our group is ran with 1 of each class (most raid buffs, replenishment/manaspring/kings etc etc) I would likely be using innervate more on someone else, perhaps a mage or the other healer (more likely). I'm glyphed for innervate so it would benefit the other healer and me more if i were to innervate him in most situations. (Me getting about a mana pot worth of innervate + his ~16k)

I wasn't asking for 10m hard mode, I was relating my experience there since I have no experience in 25m hard modes. Either way, thanks for your experience.

didn't find a mention about it anywhere and don't know where to put my "observation", but I noticed one thing on Vezax Hard - if you meleeing the boss in P1 and get omen of clarity proc, you can use Lifebloom and bloom it to regain ~300mana.
This leads to conclusion that every omen of clarity proc used with lifebloom means ~300 extra mana after bloom.
Watching OoC with "TellMeWhen" addon is pretty straightforward and basically when ppl see it popping up the icon you just push the lifebloom button on whatever random person in raid.

I'm sorry if it was already mentioned somewhere around

I was considering on trying that for vezax, since there isn't a downside to being in melee range of vezax as a healer I was thinking about doing that to proc clearcasts, just melee the boss when there isn't anything else to do, and use lifebloom to regain mana back.

Has anyone actually tried this for Hard Mode Vezax?

That is what I do and we are able to 2 heal (myself and a disc priest) Vezax hard mode (10 man).

Our druids also do this on 25 man.

Yeah, if too many people are in melee range he starts doing his abilities (shadow crash / life leech) on melee too. Dunno how many of us it took, but when all the healers went in to melee range we wipe pretty fast.