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  1. November 15th, 2015, 12:45 PM #1
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    Default Two Miltoniopsis

    These arrived in spike and now are blooming on an otherwise gloomy cold day outside.

    I have always like the Miltoniopsis Lennart Karl Gottling with what looks like a splash of ink running down the lip. This one is 'Red Rim'

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    This is Miltoniopsis Bert Fields 'Eileen' AM/AOS

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    Very nice
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    Gorgeous!
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    Wow. Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing
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    Pretty! How are their fragrances?
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    Beautiful color and markings !
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    Quote Originally Posted by 78Terp View Post
    Pretty! How are their fragrances?
    Not much fragrance. I thought Miltoniopsis were supposed to have a rose-like scent but only Bert has only a faint fragrance - maybe rose. Karl has none that I can detect but maybe whenfully opened he will improve. I don't mind. I love their full, cheery blooms.
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    The one I had that I couldn't grow well in the dry, it died on me, had a lemony scent.
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    They are doing well in my humidity tent where it is around 80% most of the time. Even my six masdevallias are thriving - haven't bloomed yet but are sending out tons of new leaf growth.
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