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Old 12-21-2006, 03:59 PM
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Default Two blooming paphs

Hooray! a bit of color for Winter drab-time.

Paph spicerianum

and Paph Amarantine - a long, patient wait for this one! A primary cross of liemianum x moquettianum. Amarantine means everlasting in gaelic.
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Both are very nice!
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Both beautiful...love the color of the Amarantine ... well done
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Those are so ugly! You should send them to me so you don't have to look at them anymore.
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Both are beautiful. So how long was your wait?
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Barbara, it took 10 weeks from the very first hint of a sheath to this picture. Doesn't sound so long now as I type it, but it seemed everlasting
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Those are great looking paphs Sarah. I think I like the first one the best. The pouch on that one is amazing. Great growing. What do you have these two growing in?
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Wow, nice!!! I really like that Paph spicerianum though. Something very emeraldy or jady about it.
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I love the purple, they are both really, really, reeeaallly nice!
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I have both growing in a sm.bark/chopped spag. mix with a crushed oyster shell top dressing ( which I'm not entirely sure helps, but it sure looks pretty )
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