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Thread: Skip Bartlett 'Whitepepper' x Muriel Constance 'Castle Danger'

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  1. September 4th, 2004, 03:25 PM #1
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    Default Skip Bartlett 'Whitepepper' x Muriel Constance 'Castle Danger'

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  2. September 4th, 2004, 06:23 PM #2
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    very nice!
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    Very striking.
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    That is crazy! I've never seen a white paph! (of course, I haven't looke dfor one either). I think I like it.
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    why is it that everytime I look at Phap's flower I can't help but think that the flower is a little "obscene"?? No offense meant, I was just trying to express how I feel about this flower. I find them fascinating though. BTW, its a great pic, and like Traci, I have never seen a white paph, maybe I wasn't looking also...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tanya
    why is it that everytime I look at Phap's flower I can't help but think that the flower is a little "obscene"??
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    do a google search for paph venustum.
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    Default I love venustums...

    I think they look so primitive, even with the veiny nutsack look. Nice growing sgratix. Where's this one from? Hadley?
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    [QUOTE=TADD]I think they look so primitive, even with the veiny nutsack look. QUOTE]

    LMAO, I love the veiny nutsack~~ Well, until it was called a nutsack lol!
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    Default Beautiful Paph

    White complex paphs are my favorite and this is a VERY nice one!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmoney
    do a google search for paph venustum.
    Just did, and !!!. I will not have that kind of plant in my window....LOL.
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