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  1. June 16th, 2011, 06:09 AM #1
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    Default Aerides flabellata

    an small, warm growing orchid from China.
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  2. June 16th, 2011, 06:19 AM #2
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    Very pretty. Love the lip.
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    Lovely lip!
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    Also known as Vanda flabellata I like the labellum very pretty.
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    So cool, for some reason I was expecting white - definitely not white!!!
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    Really a cool looking orchid bloom. Love the closeup photograph of this orchid.

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    Wow! That lip is such a surprise against the duller colors of the rest of the flower. Amazing!
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    lovely one. Love the flowers, usual nice photography mietek ..i think i started to collecting monopodials like you copied from you :P .. I ordered mine hope going get in couple of weeks ..
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    I always though Aerides came from Africa. Like Angreacum and Aerengis. Obviously im wrong. Great orchid! love the colour combo.....
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    Cute blooms!
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