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  1. January 27th, 2013, 06:03 AM #1
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    Default Amesiella philippinensis

    this little beauty finished flowering last week...
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    can't wait for it to grow a bit bigger, dont know why but i just love this little critter!
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  2. January 27th, 2013, 07:20 AM #2
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    Beautiful Shane I like it.
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    What a cutie. Thanks for sharing, Shane .
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    So beautiful . Love these angraecoids but have just one sesquipedale at the moment/
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    Lovely white flowers. How's the fragrance?
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    Super terrific!
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    This might be Amesiella monticolla, seeing the lip shape.
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    Very nice pure white
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    Ron, maybe Amesiella minor. Look at book of Jim, he write: the flowers of Amesiella monticola are always pure, glistening white.
    Shane to ID your plants we would need information about the size of your plant. Amesiella minor the leaves are just 2,5 cm long and only 1 cm wide.
    Here picture of my Amesiella philippinensis, right now in bloom.
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    thanks guys! I actually had to id this by translating the Chinese name which gave me philippinensis... I will have to check it out when I get home, I'm being a bad teacher right now playing on my phone during my last lesson!
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