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Old 06-08-2020, 11:23 AM
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the evolution of that color is beautiful
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Wow Wow Wow... what colors. They literally glow. What is the size of that flower?
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Old 06-10-2020, 11:37 AM
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Wow Wow Wow... what colors. They literally glow. What is the size of that flower?
This is a tiny flower, 4 centimeters. But this is the first flowering of a small bit of sophronites.
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Isn't that about 1-1/2 inches? That's a pretty big flower for that little thing.
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Old 06-11-2020, 11:52 AM
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Isn't that about 1-1/2 inches? That's a pretty big flower for that little thing.
Yes it is 1,6 inches like pygmaea. Brevipedunculata about 2 inches.
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And you sure grow a ton of orchids I've never heard of and can't pronounce, let alone spell.
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That makes two of us!
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Lingua latina
Thank you very much But my collection is incredibly modest and small The pleurothallid trifle fits in a 6 gallon tank.
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Lepanthes saltatrix is my new little treasure heritage from frau Elsner



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awesome!!!! how tiny is this??
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