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  1. September 23rd, 2016, 08:57 AM #1
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    Default Phal (Doritis) champorensis alba x sibling

    This orchid is grown in a pot with large perlite, with pumice at the bottom of the pot for weight. Top is covered with about a half inch of New Zealand moss. There are four open blooms in this photo and 7 buds. The blooms measure 1 1/2 inches wide and 1 1/8 inches tall.
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  2. September 23rd, 2016, 09:45 AM #2
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    Looks very nice. Should become a real nice clump in a few years.
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    Beautiful
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    Nice colors!
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    Very nice! I don't see the alba often.
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    Very beautiful little flowers. Love the color combination.
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    I just need clarification, champorensis is synonym of pulcherrima?
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    The alba form is called var.champorensis. I think is named after a location Champoren in Thailand/Myanmar?

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    I just need clarification, champorensis is synonym of pulcherrima?
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    Really very nice clone.
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    Thanks to all for your responses. I appreciate it.
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