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  1. August 21st, 2011, 11:19 PM #1
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    Default Dendrobium Burana 'Emerald'

    Just wanted to share a few of the plants that are behaving themselves:

    Name: emeraldfull2.jpg Views: 1406 Size: 32.9 KB

    Name: emeraldclose2.jpg Views: 1517 Size: 38.0 KB


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    Beautiful dendrobe.
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    very nice!
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    Lovely dendrobium orchid blooms! Very nice presentation too!


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    Thanks1 This is a really fun plant, especially since every single other dendrobium I have is a NOID!
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    Behaving?! I'd say it is doing so quite nicely! Beautiful!
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    Beautiful Dens. and the photography would beat mine everytime.
    Your tag says "Den. Burana Emerald", there are 3 pics, and in one of them the color of the flowers is different. which one is the "emerald"? I would like to put this on my Must get list.
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    You must share with us your secrets of discipline. If yours are behaving mine are just damn right naughty!
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