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Old 02-24-2009, 05:39 PM
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Default Cymbidium Piper's Dream

This plant was a gift that I received ten years ago and it was in bloom at the time. This is the first time that it has bloomed since I received it. Why did I keep it so long without blooming? Because of the person who gave it to me. She died on Jan. 2 and look what the plant did. The leaves are 48" long and it has twenty five flowers. A strange color but weird colors are common in Cymbidiums I guess.
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WOW!! Stunning! I love the colours!
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I love the colours too. So glad it has flowered for you
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I might have to find one of these Its Great
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That is sooo beautiful!
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sorry to hear about your loss, it's almost like the plant chose to honor her passing by blooming... And they are very very beautiful blooms.
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I very sorry to hear about your friend passing. Your Cymbidium is beautiful.
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