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Thread: 2 Black Cherry Paphs in Bloom

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  1. January 9th, 2007, 04:33 PM #1
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    Default 2 Black Cherry Paphs in Bloom

    When I received my lot of 10 paphs I had 2 of these. They are so bright and pretty that I didn't mind and I sent one to a friend to enjoy. As you can see in the picture one had a shorter spike and was just a little smaller than the other. They are P. Alma Gavaert x Tuxedo Junction, Black Cherry x Mario Palmyre. They really do look like a black heart cherry. Yummmm!
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  2. January 10th, 2007, 08:48 PM #2
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    love those vinis!
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    They are luscious! I'm sure your friend is glad you shared.
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    Vinis are my favorite!

    Katie, it's so great to see you rolling into this lovely obsession with such abandon! I makes me think I'm not quite so weird after all!

    Yet...maybe I am...

    You're latest Paphs are grand - but heed my words: the first hundred are hard, the next hundred are easy!!!!

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