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  1. September 18th, 2009, 07:55 PM #1
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    Default Restrepia contorta

    and to join in on the mini brigade, here is a specimen plant in a 50mm tube.

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  2. September 18th, 2009, 08:01 PM #2
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    oh very nice Tim. love this micro too
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    Sweet! and a well grown plant!
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    That looks great, Tim! Nice growing!

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    Very cute little one!
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    Very big flower as compared to the leaves, nice Tim.
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    The pot has a diameter of only 5 cm.?
    Wow!
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    wow what a cutey.... how do you grow this?
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    Hi Randy, cool and moist all the time... and light levels similar to maudiae type Paphs.

    Thanks for the kind words everyone...
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    hi tim,
    good job on this one, love it!
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