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  1. July 14th, 2007, 03:41 PM #1
    Aleksa
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    1 pic is some orchid... i don't know what specie is this. Woman wich gave it to me think this is Lycaste, but I don't. Can you tell me what specie is this? This plant have bulbs and this on the pic are 2 shots from old and dried bulbs. It have very thin leaves, and plant is also weak. I will try to keep it alive.. Any suggestions?

    2 pic is Dendrobium cutting which had roots, and I'm quite sure that it will survive!
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