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Old 04-14-2009, 03:45 AM
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Default Dryadellas, Micro-miniature Masdevallias

They uised to be classified as Masdevallias but are now in a genus of their own, named after the nymphs of the forests.

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I absolutely love you Dryadella summersii - fantastic!!
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Thanks Ron

The Dryadella summersii is very interesting both flower and plant. I was wondering if the leaves are terete.
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Thanks Ron

The Dryadella summersii is very interesting both flower and plant. I was wondering if the leaves are terete.
They are, Sun, though not as much as some of the other species like liliputiana.
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