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  1. April 2nd, 2020, 02:05 PM #1
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    Default My best D.nobile hybrid flowers

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    The colour is not exceptional - I have several hybrids very similar, but the size is. These flowers are 4 inches natural spread, and good substance too, so quite long-lasting - as Dend. nobile hybrids go.
    This particular plant was grown from a keiki, 7 years ago, and each year a bigger and better cane is produced ; I think it is still perhaps 2 or 3 years away from best possible - with the 2019 cane some 15 inches high, and perhaps now strong enough to produce more than a single new growth.
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    Nice big bloom
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    Very pretty!
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    Nice form. It has potential.


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