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    Yeah, but if you were that weird and beautiful, you could be sulky too, and no one would mind!

    Err...as we've never met, I'm not suggesting you are...or you aren't. It was merely a hypothetical. Ehem.

    McShuttingUpNow

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    I think that psychopsis may not be in my immediate future, they sound far too delicate for my clumsy fingers. However, I will very much look forward to seeing the blooms that both of you will hopefully, cross fingers, get to see!
    Last edited by Kerry; March 31st, 2007 at 05:11 PM. Reason: I really can't spell

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piper View Post
    Yeah, but if you were that weird and beautiful, you could be sulky too, and no one would mind!

    Err...as we've never met, I'm not suggesting you are...or you aren't. It was merely a hypothetical. Ehem.

    McShuttingUpNow


    Well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder and all that but I have been described as weird on more than one occasion. Maybe that's why I like it here so much

    Kerry, I saw a Psychopsis papilio at the very first orchid show I went to and instantly fell in love so I don't mind putting up with a few strops if I can manage to get those blooms.

    Here are a couple of pictures that I took then




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    Lovely photos, Elena!

    McJulie

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    OH..., now I want another psychopsis again. I was just about over that too... dang... hehehehe

    Cheers,
    BD

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    Thank you Julie!

    And get one Bruce

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piper View Post
    The Mariposa is shorter than the versteegianum,
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    Out of curiosity.... how much shorter, Julie?

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    The spike on the versteegianum is 32.5" long.

    The Mariposa spike that lost its bud would be 21", if the bud were still attached. The second spike has a small bud now and is 19".

    McJulie

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