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  1. March 13th, 2007, 02:33 PM #1
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    Default Asocentrum christensonianum

    Here's another neat species. This species was described by J.R. Haagar in 1993 from Viet Nam, and named after Eric A. Christenson. I have seen a few flower variations in this species, including a pure white form. This plant is the green-leaved form, bearing white flowers with purple tipped petals and sepals.



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  2. March 13th, 2007, 02:42 PM #2
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    That is very delicate and pretty. How large is the actual plant?
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    That is wonderful, love the soft pink.
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    The leaves look so thin. Very cool blooms!
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    Beautiful pink blooms.

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    That's a different look. Lovely, Pat - thanks for sharing it with us!

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    Very soft colour. I like it, even its leaves
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