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  1. July 14th, 2007, 03:37 PM #1
    Aleksa
    Aleksa is offline Senior Member
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    Default My gifts!

    Here are a few orchid I got as a gift!

    1 pic Cymbidium from Croatia
    2 pic Huge Phal also from Croatia
    3 pic Oncidium from Croatia, this plant have no roots, they are dead because are dried on a road from Croatia to Montenegro...
    4 pic This is Miltonia that is also half dead, I'm trying to revive it. Is there anything I can do to make her survive? This plant has dried too much!
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