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  1. July 20th, 2007, 09:27 PM #1
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    Default Monster Neof. falcata

    A few Years ago, a friend mounted this on the bottom of a 12" clay pot. It has taken off in leaps and bounds. I thought he was crazy mounting it this way but I guess I was wrong. It seems to be very happy...and does it smell nice!!!



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    That is awesome! How strange to mount one like that. Thanks for the full photo!

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    I should have put something familiar into the photo for size perspective.
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    That is insane!
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    Hmmm, looks like it's doing passibly well.

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    wow, that's an incredible specimen!
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    Fantastic!!! what an idea! seriosly, are orchid folks clever or what! I think I'm gonna try this with one of mine... seems easier than mucking around with sphagnum moss.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bench72 View Post
    Fantastic!!! what an idea! seriosly, are orchid folks clever or what! I think I'm gonna try this with one of mine... seems easier than mucking around with sphagnum moss.
    It sure makes a nice presentation too!

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