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  1. March 14th, 2010, 12:20 AM #11
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    I took a close-up shot of the flowers but the color didn't turn out right because of the lighting(rainy day). Here is a close-up from last year:
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    hard to beat this kind of display, just wow!
    didnt know you could squeeze in eria's in your collection. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by walingwaling View Post
    hard to beat this kind of display, just wow!
    didnt know you could squeeze in eria's in your collection. lol
    LOL! Not my favorite genus(yet) but I do have few Eria species in my collection. This one is the biggest one of all.
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    Lovely pics!This is my favorite genus.Just wish adding this to mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom-19951 View Post
    LOL! Not my favorite genus(yet) but I do have few Eria species in my collection. This one is the biggest one of all.
    i see tom, looking forward to see your "dwarf" eria's, lol.
    would love to have more pinalia's if it wasnt for the space problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walingwaling View Post
    i see tom, looking forward to see your "dwarf" eria's, lol.
    Do you know much about Eria, Ron? There are some nice miniatures in that Genus. Here are few that I have in my collection:
    The first two species are tiny--about 1.5"-2" tall. The third one is about 4" tall. The last one is about 10" tall but not compact.
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    Wow! What a show and the photography is superb!
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    hi tom,
    na, dont know much yet about eria's, still have at least 7 species which i havent seen in bloom.
    in our region we have quite big ones and i cant take em in.
    will post soon the eria ornata (dendrolirium), which is a very showy one even without bloom, and not too big either, including spike maybe 30 cm, something you could try.

    well, so far your collection is outstanding!
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    That's so pretty!! Thanks for sharing it!! Awesome job.
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    Tom
    thats one good looking eria you've got there... and also those last set of photos are really
    nice. Anyways, just want to ask... eria's are supposed to have black woody roots right?
    coz mine is, but they're not dying so i assume thats the case. Oh and how ofter do you
    water yours and what media are you using?
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