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    Quote Originally Posted by Phyrex View Post
    Not really sure about those paphs/phrags (forget which) that have the lovely fragrance of rotting meat either.
    It is neither. You are thinking of bulbo's (not sure of the correct, complete spelling.)

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    I've just proven that I'm a n00b Better dive back in the books again.

    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoOrchid View Post
    It is neither. You are thinking of bulbo's (not sure of the correct, complete spelling.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phyrex View Post
    I've just proven that I'm a n00b Better dive back in the books again.
    A reference book withing arms reach and I didn't think to reference it!

    bulbophyllum

    "Most pollinators are flies, attracted by floral fragrances (which may smell like urine, sap, blood, dung or rotting meat) ...."

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    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoOrchid View Post
    A reference book withing arms reach and I didn't think to reference it!

    bulbophyllum

    "Most pollinators are flies, attracted by floral fragrances (which may smell like urine, sap, blood, dung or rotting meat) ...."
    Oohhhhh, yes.... I knew there was a reason I didn't like bulbo's... besides some not-as-attractive blooms...

    And... caudatum can smell like socks? *checks recent order* Ok, that's not the one I got. LOL! How about Phrag Eric Young 4N x Sorcerer's Apprentice 4N? Any scent - I'm guessing no? (I haven't looked to see if it's a named cross yet.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phyrex View Post


    Not really no. I prefer nice elegant plants.
    Not really sure about those paphs/phrags (forget which) that have the lovely fragrance of rotting meat either.
    Well Phrag caudatum can smell like stinky socks or something. I haven't bloomed my own so I haven't smelled the stink, and the ones I have seen in show did not smell (so I think the smell would be quite faint anyways).

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    It's really lovely, Fren. Good growing! You must be doing it right.

    Tami

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    The pinkies are quite cute. Nice foliage too!

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    What a beauty!

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    Thanks ,

    I was also not into the toilet bowl look (so I got Magic Lantern instead of micranthum) but I guess I grew into it. I also own a micranthum too now, so I can expect a toilet bowl from it...

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    Love the Magic Lantern color! Nice one...

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