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  1. February 15th, 2011, 02:11 AM #11
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    Wow! awesome blooms, Branka!!
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    Awesome display....
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    Thanks for all your kind replies guys!

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    May I ask how many orchids do you have approximately? Are they mostly small species? Thanks AL
    Al, mostly there are small species yes, really don't know how many, but certainly - never enough, and there is always place for another one...

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    I still call mine Baptistonia. The new genus name is a bit too weir for it.
    I agree with you Tom, it is Baptistonia for me too, this new genus is really weir and I think it does not go with this beauty.
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  4. February 17th, 2011, 10:50 PM #14
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    Wow! Beautiful flowers and photos.
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