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Thread: C. Waianea Leopard "Ching Hua" x C. Landate 'Charm"

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    That is really pretty!

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    It's
    Really like the arrow like petals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kellygreen View Post
    Diane, I love your Leopard! Just curious, did it open green and then change to that nice gold color? I have a Waianae Leopard cross that just opened this morning, and it is unexpectedly green! (Maybe it will evolve?)

    Yes, it was much greener when it opened.

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    Oh, OK. Thanks!

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    Very nice, Di!

    Btw, Peanut thinks you should send it to her as they both have spots.

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    Is it really Peanut who wants to have the orchid, or you Pavel?

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    This is quite lovely, congratulations on the lovely plant!!

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    very nice the spotting is attractive and a good photo too

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