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  1. August 30th, 2008, 12:00 PM #1
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    Default Ionopsis utricularioides

    A fairly wide spread neotropical species. Received earlier this year in trade...



    not a great full plant shot but it will give you an idea what the plant looks like, LOL.

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    Very nice, and compact. I like that combo lately now that the shelves are so packed! lol Your flowers are so pretty. How big are these ones? They look tiny...
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    Connie, I did not measure...under an inch wide though
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    They looked petite....very pretty!
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    Very cute , Like Connie I am out of room .. Gin
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    Wow, I'm not usually a big fan of some of the more unusual petite flowers, but those a really fascinating. Then again I am such a sucker for stripes and spots. ;-) Great job and beautiful flowers!!
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    A nice teeny-tiny.
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    Very nice mini blooms and nice picture too. I always flirted with the idea of getting one of those little guys and never did.
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    These are very beautiful. My neighbor has a tree full of them. They are native to PR and other caribbean islands.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wanda View Post
    These are very beautiful. My neighbor has a tree full of them. They are native to PR and other caribbean islands.
    Wanda this one came from PR...I mounted the plant you sent me. I will post a pic of it on this forum for you!
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