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Old 10-23-2006, 08:33 AM
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Default Phrag Lutz Rollke var yellow
Here is a Phrag Lutz Rollke that flowered a few days ago.
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Old 10-23-2006, 05:19 PM
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Looks like a nice flower.

Would like to see it larger, but when I click on the picture and it tries to display an enlarged image, it seems the link to PhotoBucket is a deadend.
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Old 10-23-2006, 05:39 PM
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Nice one, is it a sequential bloomer?
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that is strange why it won't enlarge. I have flowered out a few of these.
Yes it is a sequential bloomer. When they get mature and a few growths they are very nice. i think this one has the best yellow pouch i have seen.
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I love the soft color, try dl'g to the gallery, would love to see a larger photo...
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Great looking flower. Nice job. I would also like to see a larger pic.
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love the color on this phrag were you growing it cold or warm when it bloomed?
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Actually, I would like to see a picture. This is one of the rare posts where there is no picture attached (for me).
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In my room it gets down to 56-59 at night.
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Phragguy what the peaks??? Also is the temperature fluctuations typically static year round?
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