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  1. March 23rd, 2012, 05:06 AM #1
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    Hi folks,

    my first time to see its flowers and i like it, very sweetly fragrant too.

    Cheers!
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    So sweet wow many buds.
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    I like it too, charming little beatuy, great plant! I love the crystaline texture too.
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    Neat! Good photos too.
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    What beautiful photos, Ron. And thanks for showing the whole plant so that we can get a sense of the proportions. The closeups are exquisite - fabulous photography and great growing!
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    Wow...nice ton of buds! I need to try one of these again...very pretty!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mauraec View Post
    What beautiful photos, Ron. And thanks for showing the whole plant so that we can get a sense of the proportions. The closeups are exquisite - fabulous photography and great growing!
    I have nothing else to say. Thanks Maura.
    Congratulations Ron.
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    Thanks a lot guys!
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    Very good close-ups, Ron.
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