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Thread: Aerides quinquevulnera var flava (I wish!)

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  1. October 27th, 2007, 11:59 PM #1
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    Default Aerides quinquevulnera var flava (I wish!)

    But only the side lobes are yellow.


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    So pretty. It looks like candy!

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    Superb. Lovely colors and I love how the branches hang down. Thanks for sharing this.
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    Very pretty, Nelson. Great pics too. I've been considering an Aerides but not sure if I can make it happy. Are they difficult? What conditions do you grow yours? I think I understand that your plant is a species and probably more difficult to grow than a hybrid - could you suggest one for us newer growers?
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    BTW - I've enjoyed your pics and posts - especially the ones with the plant's history/background/biology included. Never to old to learn. More, more!
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