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  1. August 3rd, 2013, 10:14 PM #1
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    Default Dendrobium trilamellatum

    I like the fragrance
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    I killed mine no luck your appear very nice clone love the detail.Salam.
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    Another of your lovely antelope dends.
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    SO cool. I love the coloring and the shine of the blooms on this dendrobium.

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    it's a beauty!
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    Thank you all for the compliments.
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    Gorgeous. I will have to give dendrobiums a try. Still cautious on trying new species!
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    Always like the twisty petals of the antelope dens.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Green genes View Post
    Gorgeous. I will have to give dendrobiums a try. Still cautious on trying new species!
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    Good luck. Hope you succed with this genus
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    Very nice!!!
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