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  1. October 14th, 2006, 02:57 PM #1
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    Got this little guy only recently in a trade from our very own sake of silence. Cute little bloom with a touch of scent. I am also going to put the splendida on this flower in hopes of getting a small plant with a long spike that has higher tolerances to light.
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  2. October 14th, 2006, 03:00 PM #2
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    Beautiful orchid.
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    You are going to be a busy guy there, Aaron!
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  5. October 14th, 2006, 08:53 PM #5
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    Im very happy it flowered for you!
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    Very nice form & color! How many blooms on this plant?

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    Only two, and I am pretty sure that that will be the typical number for this plant. It's such a small guy. That's why I want to put the splendida on it. It would be great to have a mixed flower with a long spike on a small plant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ABro View Post
    Only two, and I am pretty sure that that will be the typical number for this plant. It's such a small guy. That's why I want to put the splendida on it. It would be great to have a mixed flower with a long spike on a small plant.
    I totally agree. That will be an amazing bloom! Hope it takes!!

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    I love the color! What is it mounted one?
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  10. October 17th, 2006, 08:18 PM #10
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    It's mounted on grapewood. It works really well, and also has a good look to it. Lots of knots, and bends in the wood. Really really pretty when you have a specimen plant mounted on it.
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