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  1. November 3rd, 2006, 02:30 AM #1
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    Default phal or paph?

    i was given this plant at a society meeting, it's a noid, and i didn't have the presence of mind to ask. i know phals pretty well, but i am clueless when it comes to paphs. the leaf shape suggests to me that it may have some phal venosa in it, but i've never seen ribbing like this....
    anyone have any speculations?

    thanks jeff
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    its a phallie
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    yeaaa, thanks
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    yeah, I second the Phal! Looks fairly healthy too... healthier than I can keep Pahllies anyways!
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    Definitely some sort of Phal.

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