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Thread: Phrag Inti's Tears (photo)

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  1. August 12th, 2004, 02:18 PM #1
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    Default Phrag Inti's Tears (photo)

    A hybrid between the ubiquitous primary Sorcerer's Apprentice & the long-petalled warscewczianum. This one is labelled as a 3N (SA 4N x wars 2N).

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  2. August 12th, 2004, 02:29 PM #2
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    Pretty!!! that's a beautiful apricot color, Jason! I am such a sucker for the orange/red/yellow phrags....That one is just lovely!
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    very nice. Awesome pic too!
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    Jason, that's beautiful! I love the petals on it!
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    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm very nice

    What size are the blooms ?
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    thanks all! I was expecting a darker flower but it appears the warscewiczianum influence created an unusual light orange cast to the pouch. Petals are around 5.5", previous flower was 7 or so and the petals were more pendent.
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    ..so delicate! Very nice bloom! I love the deep red tips to the petals! That color fade makes them look super long!

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