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    This is a Den that I bought last year just because I thought it was so pretty, never thinking that I could get it to bloom again BUT Yea !!!! I did it!!! and I have 5 more spikes coming at various stages so I should have blooms for several weeks.
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    Beautiful!

    Cheer,s
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    That's so lovely - I especially like the hint of mauve - or should I say amethyst. i guess that's where it gets it's name.

    Very nice!

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    Beautiful -- sounds like you'll be in pretty flowers for awhile.

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    Oh man, Cin! Yours is lovely. I've had one for four years, and it put out such vigorous growth this last season. But alas, it's never bloomed for me...I haven't given up hope, but yours makes me really wish mine would do something!

    McJealous

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    Beautiful flock of butterflys you have there! She's sure putting on a show for you.
    My dends hate me, and they talk about me behind my back LOL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tmai View Post
    My dends hate me, and they talk about me behind my back LOL.
    Actually, I heard they talk about you just about anywhere!!!

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    Dends truly have issues !!!
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    Pretty and dramatic, I like it! Great photos!
    The Dend guys certainly have issues. That is why I suggest Aussie Dends. They are so non-fussy and bloom like clock-work!
    Cheers. Hoa.

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    It's ironic that I read Hoa's post just now....I decided during my orchid rounds this morning that I think you guys need to add me to the 'dends hate me' list!

    I have (wait, scratch that..HAD) a couple NOID's and have a pathetically unhappy looking Thongchai 'Kanokporn'. They just don't stay happy. The big NOID that has been hauled to the trash has slowly declined since I purchased it last spring. Leaves rotting, mealies, new growth sparse and unhappy.

    So, why is my Dend. spectabile looking so happy? New growth, nice leaves, happy roots....? Is that an 'aussie type'? I'm really not doing anything different to it than I was the others?

    Signed...she who is going to stay away from most dends from now on!!!


    Quote Originally Posted by Hoa Tony Nguyen View Post
    Pretty and dramatic, I like it! Great photos!
    The Dend guys certainly have issues. That is why I suggest Aussie Dends. They are so non-fussy and bloom like clock-work!
    Cheers. Hoa.

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