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  1. June 5th, 2013, 06:09 AM #1
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    Default Cleisostoma birmanicum

    for me the most beautiful Cleisostoma. Native to Vietnam, Thailand.
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  2. June 5th, 2013, 07:09 AM #2
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    Amazing.
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    Intriguing flowers, Mietek! Some excellent photos as well.
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    Very interesting! It looke you will have flowers for a long time! Congrats!
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    Stunning, with its stripe on the petal! Indeed a beauty!
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    Great pics of a beautiful orchid! Thanks for sharing.
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    wow, that's really cool looking. never heard of it.
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    well...i need one!
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    Ronan, no problem.
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    My kind of orchid blooms. Deep, rich colors and fairly heavy substance! Love these. AL
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