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Thread: Aerides leeana, Philippine Orchids

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  1. March 9th, 2012, 08:44 AM #1
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    Default Aerides leeana, Philippine Orchids

    One of my fewest clone selection in this flowering season I have bought from International Flora Filipina Convention.

    For me this is rare like an alba, although alba form is the rarest in nature.
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  2. March 9th, 2012, 04:30 PM #2
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    Love the last picture especially, Derek. Aerides have so many blooms, and many are so small, that it's difficult to appreciate the individual blooms. Thanks for sharing such a rare orchid with us!
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    Very nice
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    A little flowering machine you have there. I like this very pale form also.
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    Very, very pretty.
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    Wonderful Aerides orchid blooms!

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    Nice pink! First time seeing this. Thanks for sharing .
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    Beautiful love the pinkish color.
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    Such pretty flowers...and I hear they smell wonderful. I cannot wait, i've got a couple Aerides in spike.
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