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Old 11-03-2006, 07:53 PM
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Tony those are sweet. I love the long stringy petals. How much light do you give there???
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I give them about the same light as a multifloral Paph. They're very easy to grow, but get big fast. I just cut the spike on this one yesterday, but I saved some pollen to try and cross it with my Brs Datacosa when it opens.
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Very impressive plant. Thanks for sharing!
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I moved it to a basket with a tree fern and sphagnum mix. I count 5 new growths, hopefully I'll get a big show next spring.

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