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  1. March 3rd, 2013, 05:16 AM #1
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    Default Agrostophyllum lampongense blooming

    Dear orchid lovers,

    I want to share this very tiny little orchid flower colony. It is Agrostophyllum lampongense. Each flower is about 2 mm. Enjoy.

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    hope you can get pic attached
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    Here is the picture.

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    Lovely small flowers.
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    Quite the cluster of blooms. Looks like a very large plant, too.
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