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  1. April 3rd, 2012, 06:18 PM #11
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    Is that as small as it looks or do you have super huge plant tags? Its lovely! And I'd bet the interior of the lip is just stunning!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cakedaddy View Post
    Is that as small as it looks or do you have super huge plant tags? Its lovely! And I'd bet the interior of the lip is just stunning!
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    hahah.... it is in a two inch square pot. The tag is large, but not too big.

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    No Eric, Dendrobium aphyllum is green brown species completely different from cucullatum. Dendrobium aphyllum has been reclassified as Dendrobium macrostachyum
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    The (actual) accepted name for Dendrobium pierardii is Dendrobium aphyllum. Cucullatum and pierardii are synonyms.
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    Cute blooms!
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