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  1. May 6th, 2009, 03:44 PM #1
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    Default Lepanthes cercion

    Lepanthes cercion

    another dwarfish orchid ,but not so spectacular like flexuosa black





    here is the leave with a bud ,smallish like a needlepin

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    I love the colors. Looks like crystal. Love it!
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    i love it, looks like some sort of an insect. unique one indeed.
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    I agree. It's a scarab from Venus. Very cool!


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    i love it, looks like some sort of an insect. unique one indeed.
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    That is so strange and COOL! Thanks for sharing it!

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    I love Lepanthes and that is a very nice on! Onto my wish list it goes, LOL
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