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  1. March 24th, 2013, 11:44 AM #11
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    Ooh...those little blossoms are delightful!!! I wish you lots of success!
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    Thanks, Jenn - I'm trying to keep it alive - my I. satyrioides frpm Puerto Rico seems to be reviving. Fingers crossed.
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    Soooo sweet!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mauraec View Post
    Photos? i'd love to see them.
    i have a few poor photos taken with a cell phone..our native ones do not flower as large as the ones i see online....tiny flowers but the one i call "paniculata"(i know they say its native to brazil) is larger in plant size and the flower spike branches...... the other one presumably "utricularoides" is tiny and few flowered
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    I'd still love to see them when you have the time to post them - I find them fascinating.
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