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Thread: Fragrant Brs Eternal Wind 'Sato'

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    Cool Fragrant Brs Eternal Wind 'Sato'

    This orchid still had a bit of fragrance late this afternoon when I got home from work. I was lucky enough to get into the greenhouse before dark today and snap some shots. Here is one of my spider orchids putting on a show. This guy bloomed and was never staked. His flowers look like they are coming from one of my phrags. hahah..

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    Cheers,
    BD

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    Very beautiful BD.... I really need a brassia in my collection....

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    Nice blooms!

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    Very nice brassia and fragrant too!

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    I just love these spidery guys. I'm going to show my brassia your pix, and see if it inspires him!

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    i love the shape

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