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  1. April 29th, 2007, 04:19 AM #1
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    Default Cirrhopetalum loherianum

    A tad smaller than the loherianums I have posted before. A bit deformed, too, but pretty nonetheless. The heat right now must be affecting the blooms.



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  2. April 29th, 2007, 08:20 AM #2
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    Oh, I like it! Very cool photo of an interesting bloom! I really like the final shot.

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    This is a really cool bloom! Its very hot there right now?
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    These plants are a marvel.
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    I kind of like the way the bloom is split onto two sides - it looks like a very unusual butterfly.
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