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Thread: Phalaenopsis equestris var ilocos

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  1. December 5th, 2008, 05:24 PM #1
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    Default Phalaenopsis equestris var ilocos


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    Nelson, I am not familiar with that variety. Is it as blue as your pictures show or is that because of lighting?
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    She's very cute!
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    Default Its on the bluish side

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    Nelson, I am not familiar with that variety. Is it as blue as your pictures show or is that because of lighting?
    of purple.
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    Very pretty and delicate !
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    I have one of those, only about 2 inches now, should bloom in 2 years, I'mexcited to see those pictures thanks!!!!!!
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    Great color - even if it is the lighting. I love it!!

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    I just watched tinkerbell with my kids. In the top photo it looks like they are flying en masse. The last bloom even looks like a little fairy with her arms up and hair wrapped in a bun!!
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    Very pretty. I like these little Equestris'. I have a ' be tris' about that color.
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    Gosh, I am a sucker for equestris'. This one is so delicate and graceful!
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