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  1. July 24th, 2004, 09:02 AM #1
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    Default Phragmipedium wallisii

    Here is my multigrowth Phragmipedium wallisii. It is not in bloom now. LS is about 24-26".



    Here is a pic of the exact plant in bloom last year on two spikes.

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  2. July 24th, 2004, 09:05 AM #2
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    You're really trying to work your magic on me, aren't you, Pete? Little
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    What a great piccie.

    Love the flowers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by uncasteeb
    What a great piccie.

    Love the flowers.
    Thanks, I love this species!
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    we're going to serenade you with photos until you give up and get one...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmoney
    we're going to serenade you with photos until you give up and get one...

    Hahaha!!! Good one, Jason!
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    Hahaha!!

    Hey, Mr. Clean would be mighty proud of that nice white inside pouch! So, the spots inside the Penn's pouch come from the Grande parent? I don't see any on these. Beautiful photograph, Jason!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Heather
    Hahaha!!

    Hey, Mr. Clean would be mighty proud of that nice white inside pouch! So, the spots inside the Penn's pouch come from the Grande parent? I don't see any on these. Beautiful photograph, Jason!
    Yes, my Grande has spots inside the pouches, from the longifolium and caudatum parents.
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    Pete/ Jason--
    Those are beautiful! Almost looks like it is made of glass, Jason. And the lighting on yours Pete is amazing. Nice work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heather
    Hahaha!!

    Hey, Mr. Clean would be mighty proud of that nice white inside pouch! So, the spots inside the Penn's pouch come from the Grande parent? I don't see any on these. Beautiful photograph, Jason!
    I'm almost certain wallisii has spots inside the pouch as well--they just don't show up very well from the front. You can see hints of speckling on the pouch though--light brown.
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