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Old 09-12-2009, 05:26 PM
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Default Cycnoches (cooperi x barthiorum)
A lot of bloom from a really small plant (p-bulb is about 5 inches tall, ½ inch diameter). Blooms are about 3 inches x 3 inches.

Hopefully even bigger and better in the future.

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That's a great looking Jean Monnier! This cross is so variable that it's always a toss up as to what it will look like when it blooms. Yours is really dark and the colors are really nice.
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Beatiful color
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Congratulations, Ed!
It is one of those flowers when I like everything in it – colour, form, proportions etc. …. everything!
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Very nice flower! I am impressed!
Does it have any scent at all ?
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