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  1. November 13th, 2004, 04:15 PM #1
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    Here is a snapshot of the first blooms of a species phragmipeduim we traded for about a year ago. The blooms look huge in the photo, but they are actually quite small. Each bloom is only about two inches in total length. Enjoy!

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    Oh that is pretty.
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    I love the spots inside the rim of the pouch...nice!
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    That's very pretty! Nice spots !
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    very distinctive of that group!
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