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    Default Paphiopedilum moquettianum

    Paph moquettianum is a sequential bloomer, so don't cut the spikes off. Mine stays in bloom for many many months. I give it bright light as I grow under very bright HPS systems and keep it moist, not soggy wet.

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    Sigh... Beautiful, Peter, as always. The focus is so sharp you even got the hairs...

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    Thanks, lja! I actually lowered the resolution. The larger high resolution picture is just crystal clear.

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    That photo looks like it should be in "ORCHIDS" magazine. SO professional! The lighting is perfect. Well done!

    Cheers!
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    Seriously, Peter, every picture you take is just absolutely spectacular.

    I bet your growing area is something to see.

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    Thanks for the nice comments!

    My grow area now needs cleaning. I'm waiting for warmer summer days, so the plants can go out in the sunny porch and I can clean the grow area. It'll be an all weekend job (not looking forward to it at all).

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    Wow!! What a gorgeous, stunning picture (and plant)! What type of camera do you use? And how do you get the black background?

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    Thanks orchidfan,

    That photo ws taken a year or so ago, so I don't really remember what material I had used. I think I used a black poster board but not so sure. I have an older Kodak digital camera. It was the "top of the line" when I first bought it a couple of years ago.

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