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Old 01-04-2021, 10:56 AM
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They have 2 left, one mounted like mine and another one in pot.
Or I can also send you a keiki if you don't mind waiting a bit until it's blooming size.
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They have 2 left, one mounted like mine and another one in pot.
Or I can also send you a keiki if you don't mind waiting a bit until it's blooming size.
A keiki would be nice, whenever that many happen! Phal equestris and hybrids bloom fast, so I'd think it would be blooming size rather quickly. Could trade you for a Phal pallens or a Phal lueddemanniana, I'm drowning in keikis from those 2!
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Old 01-04-2021, 01:37 PM
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You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention
Do you have a pic of your specimen? Must be quite a show!

Turns out there's already a keiki, it's growing quite nicely and should be ready to live it's own life by the time spring comes.
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You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention
Do you have a pic of your specimen? Must be quite a show!

Turns out there's already a keiki, it's growing quite nicely and should be ready to live it's own life by the time spring comes.
This is my Phal pallens. It's a cute and tiny phal (equestris size, but with broad leaves) that I quickly fell in love with.

Phal. pallens - lots of blooms this year!

Strangely I don't have photos of my lueddemanniana, but with spikes going off in all directions it's not the easiest to photograph... I'll grab a quick photo later!

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Sorry to have hijacked your thread!
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That pallens is amazing.
I've never seen a lueddemanniana with that many keikis, that's impressive as well

I'd gladly trade some divisions, send a PM to work something out!
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This particular Little Sister result is extremely nice.
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That's some serious keiki machine!
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Quick update while I was messing with the camera!

I'm really starting to dig this little beast. It smells somewhere between jasmine and orange.




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