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  1. August 31st, 2019, 10:01 PM #1
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    Sorry... I really should finish that coffee before responding...
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    Lol! Yes, orchid genetics are not for the semi-awake. not 100% sure on this one myself and info on trichopilias is VERY limited!

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    there may be no point anyway as they are hard to find and I may not be able to get one :/
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