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Old 05-09-2009, 03:24 PM
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This is such a dainty little plant. It didn't seem to do anything for so long and now it decided to bloom and also started to produce many tiny babies along the stem.

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How pretty, it almost looks like a suculent from the pic. The flowers are really delicate
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How neat! And a nice pot as well. Congrats.
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Oh great, another one for the wish list
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Marilyn,
It's wonderful! I have been eyeing smaller plants lately...so that I can keep adding to my collection. This one looks like it might have a cousin around somewhere looking to fill a spot on my bench.

Thanks for sharing with us...and oh, by the way, the container is perfect for this guy too!
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