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  1. March 29th, 2010, 12:43 PM #1
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    Default Holcoglossum subulifolium

    It's from Hainan. One of my favourate Holcoglossum.
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    Very nice! I've never seen this before.
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    Lovely blooms and a healthy plant as well!
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    Hi Zuoxin, good you are back. Please take close up pictures of the flowers. I wont to see the difrence to Holc. auriculatum.
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    Very pretty. I'm unfamiliar with this genera.
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    cool plant!
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    Thank you all for your comments.
    Hi lanhua,here is the picture you need.
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    I don't have one but I like it very much. Okay I should have had one in my collection but it turned out to be H. amesianum.
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    The both plants are quite different. Even in China subulifolium is much expensive. Last year I made a hybride subulifolium X flavescens with subulifolium's pollen. Here are the seedling. Now I am wondering whether I should make a selfing to make more subulifolium for my friends.
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    Zuoxin, thanks for the picture.
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