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  1. November 18th, 2011, 06:55 AM #1
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    Again, great shots esp the shot of the spider. Coelogyne swaniana is one of the most beautiful coelgynes. Saw some fantastic specimens in one of the nurseries in the Cameron Highlands but didn't know it would bloom so readily in the lowlands. Will try to get one next time I visit the nursery.
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    Quote Originally Posted by catttan View Post
    Again, great shots esp the shot of the spider. Coelogyne swaniana is one of the most beautiful coelgynes. Saw some fantastic specimens in one of the nurseries in the Cameron Highlands but didn't know it would bloom so readily in the lowlands. Will try to get one next time I visit the nursery.
    TQ friends for the nice comments. Yew, dont know whether plant frm CH can flower down here. MIne was flown frm Kuching in an exchange programme, most likely either frm lowland or been acclimatised to it
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