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  1. May 1st, 2016, 06:34 PM #1
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    Default Chiloschista viridlflava X sibling

    I got this late 2015, the main reason for purchasing was that it was different then what we are use too. After seeing this bloom I am on the lookout for more of this species.
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  2. May 1st, 2016, 06:37 PM #2
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    Can't decide whether I like the leafless ones or not but that is pretty cool. 3 spikes too!
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    Beauty. I am with your liking as well. There are quite a few attractive species and look fwd to collect them
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris in Hamilton View Post
    Can't decide whether I like the leafless ones or not but that is pretty cool. 3 spikes too!
    That is one of the reasons why I bought it and will be looking for more!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ksriramkumar View Post
    Beauty. I am with your liking as well. There are quite a few attractive species and look fwd to collect them
    I am with you on this Sriram! The vendor that will have them at Redland has 3 of them on their website I hope that they bring them all!
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    They are neat as long as you have the humidity to support them.
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    Oh Jack this is truly beautiful the close up photo very pretty and can see the details. Bravo.
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    I love Chiloschista, beautiful plant and well developed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 78Terp View Post
    They are neat as long as you have the humidity to support them.
    That is not a problem for me in Florida, lots of humidity, sometimes too much!

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    Quote Originally Posted by zainal abidin View Post
    Oh Jack this is truly beautiful the close up photo very pretty and can see the details. Bravo.
    Thanks Zain! I love my new camera gear even 5 months after getting it!

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    I love Chiloschista, beautiful plant and well developed.
    Thanks Elio! It is not at the top of my favorite orchids, that would be Bulbophyllums, but it is in the top 3 of my favorites!
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    Lovely, Jack! I need to look for one of these - oh yes, there just happens to be a show coming up this weekend. Yay!!
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    Oh cool! Did the flowers last very long?
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