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  1. October 16th, 2012, 01:22 PM #1
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    Default Brassada mivada

    I just happened across a few of these in a garden centre a few weeks back. They were just being put out on sale so I snapped one up in bud - I'm a sucker for a spider

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  2. October 16th, 2012, 05:03 PM #2
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    What a cheery lineup!
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    I LOVE IT! Is this an Ada aurantiaca hybrid?
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    Great brassia - nice purchase! And great photos too.
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    Great pic Matt.
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    Brilliant Orange spider orchid. I love these Brassada orchids!

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    Thanks guys. I'm still trying to get the photography right - This was under the kitchen lights with a black fleecy blanket as the background.

    Cake Daddy (Jason) - Yes, it's an Ada aurantiaca and Brassia hybrid.
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    Congrats great selection, wonderful color.
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    Nice pics and nice flowers.




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