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Old 11-09-2009, 08:46 PM
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Look who´s blooming.... My trichophilia Fragrans ... I wait for this flowers for two years... enjoy this beauty and pure white...
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Very nice. Well worth the wait!

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Beautiful flowers. I got one of these last spring (along with a Trichopilia Laxa) and await a first flowering even more excitedly after seeing your pictures. Do the flowers live up to their name of "Fragrans"?
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It resembles a cochleanthes, but with a yellow throat.

This is a very nice orchid. My favorite member of this genus is T. tortilis.
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Beautiful flowers. I got one of these last spring (along with a Trichopilia Laxa) and await a first flowering even more excitedly after seeing your pictures. Do the flowers live up to their name of "Fragrans"?
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Hi Richard, yes they have a specially nice scent, an elegant fragrans...
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