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  1. November 17th, 2013, 08:51 AM #1
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    Default Cattleya (Sophronitis) cernua

    2 spikes with 7 and 6 flowers. I'm happy since I almost lost the plant last winter.

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    they look super, love the colour
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    Absolutely beautiful.
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    Really nice. Love the color.
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    Must be the season for cernua blooms. Lovely little flowers.


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    Gorgeous! I am hoping mine will bloom this year. I love those little red flowers. Mine doesn't bloom as nice as yours...great flower count!
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    Connie, this is the 1st time, usually I got 3 to 4 flowers.
    Thank you all.
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    nice photo of a small beauty
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    So beautiful. I love this picture!
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    Forgive my ignorance with cattleyas, but I always thought they were always large and fluffy. This is so cute!
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