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I'm hoping the form is better on another blooming, Sonya.
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I love the lip color and shape! Mini catts are wonderful!
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Thanks for looking - wish I had more room for them.
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I somehow missed this one yesterday, it's beautiful. I just love the color combination!
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Thanks very much for looking and commenting, Camille and Rosie.
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So how big is the plant?

Interesting coloration and I do like the form. The lip is particularly attractive -- though I normally don't care for "floofiness".
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The plant is 9-10 inches tall, Paul. That's a bit big for me and another reason I may dispose of it, but I want to see it bloom again before I do.
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I would like to know what the parents are, can you let us know?

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