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  1. March 13th, 2010, 10:09 AM #1
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    Default Ceologyne stricta

    a white flowering Ceologyne stricta, which is growing in Asia in high mountains, but also in my greenhouse.
    Un fortunately somebody like to eat the petals of my Ceologyne and I'm missing a part of them.
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  2. March 13th, 2010, 03:23 PM #2
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    Real beauty! Like the shape of flower although a part of petal is missing. Must be done by someone who is on a diet and eating only petals
    I like the color of labellum too!
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    Beautiful!
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    I agree with Tom -- beautiful!
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    still a stunner!
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    It very nice one, I have one it have bub now and it so big, that is the bigest I have seen so far. I will make a photo to show you, it like a big finger.
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    That is a very nice Ceologyne species.

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    I have one of these, too, growing on bark in England. It grows at a terrific rate, spreading a long way over the edge, but it produces plenty of flowers so I can live with that.
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    Growing on bark, that means mounted on bark? My plant is growing in a pot but the substrate is crushed bark.
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    I like this Coel!
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