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Default Miltonia cuneata
Four spikes, the buds are opening one by one, in sequence
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I really like the contrast of the white and dark dark red. A really pretty flower
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Very nice!

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Awesome Frederico!! I have not ever heard of this species before. Its a really nice one!!
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Four spikes? Awesome! Good job and beautiful blooms!
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Lovely! It seems to be the parent of a lot of oncidium hybrids.
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