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Thread: Phal. Cornu-Cervi & Phal Talebanii x Phal Valentinii

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  1. March 9th, 2011, 02:07 AM #1
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    Default Phal. Cornu-Cervi & Phal Talebanii x Phal Valentinii

    I love cornu cervis! These are the ones in bloom in my garden at the moment!

    Name: cornu cervi small.jpg Views: 1535 Size: 64.4 KBName: Talebanii x valentinii small.jpg Views: 646 Size: 67.3 KB
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  2. March 9th, 2011, 05:48 AM #2
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    That's a very lovely cornu-cervi. Very dark variety.
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    I put the poor fella outside mounted on my sleeper with only slight shade from my phoenix palm and he suffered for a while with some sunburn but I think he has got over the worst and is now sprouting new blooms on its 5 spikes!
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    Five spikes you say! How neat! This is a real beauty and as Yew stated its a very dark variety, which I think enhances its charm. AL
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    Oh that is so pretty. Love this orchid, Gavin!

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    I love cornu cervi. A very small but profusely blooming species. Some even have a nice fragrance. Yours is a beauty.congrats
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    Quote Originally Posted by ciliaris View Post
    I love cornu cervi. A very small but profusely blooming species. Some even have a nice fragrance. Yours is a beauty.congrats
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    Thanks Mark..they are very hardy and I love how when they get to a certain size the no of flowers can really take your breath away..Still hoping to add to my collection..but waiting to find some good specimens..
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    I am a big cornu-cervi fan too-your pics are really beautiful-I like the sunny backgrounds!
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    Beautiful! I really want to get one of those. I love that first picture with the light coming through from the back. Very dramatic.
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    I love this dark variety.
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