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Old 08-06-2008, 10:43 AM
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That is wild! Thanks for posting this beautiful photo.
Does it grab you if you get too close...
I think I'll look this one up to see if it will grow in my area...if so, it'll be on my wish list!
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WOW! Crazy! That's pretty spectacular, and a gorgeous photo too. Thanks for sharing it!
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Marc,
That is wild! Thanks for posting this beautiful photo.
Does it grab you if you get too close...
I think I'll look this one up to see if it will grow in my area...if so, it'll be on my wish list!

lol ! i'll take care about that !!! ;-)
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that sucker is at the top of my wish list. what can you tell us about your growing conditions for this little fella?
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What a beauty! The foto is also great!
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wow oh wow! and i thought the bulbophyllum medusae was cool, this tops that!!!!
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Where did you get it?

I have a few Habenaria, but none of them look anything like this! I'd like to get one if I could find out where.

Also . . . fantastic photo. Thanks for sharing it.

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