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    Default Orchid Cactus

    Not sure on the name of this, but it blooms regularly for us. Of course this is another plant that Gin gave to us a few years ago. The plant itself is rather dull looking, very flat and very long. The blooms however are wonderful. We love it, Gin. Thanks again! Take a look...

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    Cheers,
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    That's spectacular!

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    I think it is some sort of epicactus, Bruce...but I'm not 100% sure. The flowers are lovely

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    Clint is right on that is what it is , very pretty glad you like it Gin

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    I just got a piece of an orchid cactus from a friend. His is bright red and very spectacular. Hope mine does as well as yours BD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ischel1 View Post
    I just got a piece of an orchid cactus from a friend. His is bright red and very spectacular. Hope mine does as well as yours BD.
    I bet it will be great with you! No worries. I look forward to the photos of yours when it blooms.

    Cheers,
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