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  1. August 8th, 2010, 04:44 AM #1
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    Default Cleisomeria pilosulum blooming

    This is one of very difficult species to make close up photo.



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    very nice! How big is the plant?
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    This species quite big, especial the leave. The leaves big like a finger, very thick and from 7-15cm long. The spike usually have many branch.
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    Beautiful.

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    Canh, how do you grow it. I have one from Malaysia and it don't do well. I keep it warm, quite humid, but I don't see any new roots, the leaves shrink, even the plant is going to flowering. Strange for me.
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    @lanlua: to me this is one of easy one to grow. I just use old but strong wood as the base for it.
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    thats a lovely one chu!
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