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Thread: Cattleya trianae

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  1. #1
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    Horst Dieter Eisele
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    Default Cattleya trianae

    First time blooming with 5 pure white flowers.
    This plant will get a special place in my collection and a name.
    Any suggestion?
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  2. #2
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    mojamoja
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    Mabuhay!

    Congrats! Its so immaculate. Does it have a fragrance?

  3. #3
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    Jojo
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    Porch/Patio.
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    Beautiful!

    One of the fabulous cattleya species native to Brazil. Lots of fabulous catt species endemic there.

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    Cathy
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    One of my favorite species...beautiful and well grown!

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    mazlan
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    Wow!! What a beauty. Love the photo too .

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    Bruce Brown
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    Beautiful orchid blooms and photograph.

    cheers,
    BD

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    Tom
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    Thanks, Horst. That is a beauty.

    If you are looking for a clonal name, you are free to use "Tom". Just joking.

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