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  1. March 20th, 2007, 11:05 PM #1
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    Default Cirrhopetalum makoyanum

    I love the colours of these blooms.



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  2. March 22nd, 2007, 10:48 AM #2
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    That's a very cool Cirrho, Nelson! I like the color, but I love the...whatever they're called. They look like pine needles.

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    What a spectacular flower, thank you!!! I've never seen anything like it!!
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    My God man! Thats nice! How many do you have?
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    Oh, I really like this one. I have not seen one with such thin petals.

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    Nice one there! nice long slender petals!
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    I really like this one Nelson...you should get into the Bulbo export business. I would be in line for a few of yours.

    Tell me, are the long, slender sepals fused on this one? I can't tell from the pic if they are separate and curled or if they are fused....TIA
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