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Old 04-14-2008, 10:50 PM
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ok.....I am a day late (and now a few dollars short ) with these photo's! Here are my new babies! Enjoy!

Photo #1: Group photo of Neo. falcata Kyokkou, Neo. falcata Hisui, and Sedirea japonica
Photo #2: Neo. falcata 'Kyokkou'
Photo #3: Neo. falcata 'Kyokkou'
Photo #7: Neo. falcata Hisui
Photo #8: Sedirea japonica
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Old 04-15-2008, 09:57 AM
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ok.....I am a day late (and now a few dollars short ) with these photo's! Here are my new babies! Enjoy!

Photo #1: Group photo of Neo. falcata Kyokkou, Neo. falcata Hisui, and Sedirea japonica
Photo #2: Neo. falcata 'Kyokkou'
Photo #3: Neo. falcata 'Kyokkou'
Photo #7: Neo. falcata Hisui
Photo #8: Sedirea japonica

!!!Holy Jumping Catfishes!!!!

You got em! And they're all wonderful. . .so very, very wonderful!
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Old 04-14-2008, 10:57 PM
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Sweet buy Becca, they all look so healthy.

I am sorry to say that my Sedirea japonica blasted all 8 blooms...I was
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Old 04-15-2008, 09:55 AM
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I am sorry to say that my Sedirea japonica blasted all 8 blooms...I was
Oh MAN, I know that was sooooo disappointing. Crapo.

Hoping for a new spike!
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Old 04-15-2008, 12:47 AM
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Becca, beautiful orchids!

Cheryl, so sorry to hear of the bud blast. How disappointing.



Ok guys, I need help. How in the world do you resize your photos so that they can be posted?

Until, I figure that out, my project photos are posted in the galleries. Sorry they aren't that great...my camera is quite old and I am not exactly a natural when it comes to photography! Hopefully when I have more time, I can find my parents' camera and take better photos.
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Old 04-15-2008, 02:05 AM
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Becca, Nice plants

Cheryl, I am so sorry...
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hhmm... after having seen the Neo. falcata Hisui that some of you have received from NWO I am starting to wonder if I really have a Hisui. My plant looks so different: the leaves are shorter abd thicker, more "bean shaped"
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Old 04-15-2008, 10:00 AM
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Hmm... after having seen the Neo. falcata Hisui that some of you have received from NWO I am starting to wonder if I really have a Hisui. My plant looks so different: the leaves are shorter abd thicker, more "bean shaped"
Those leaves are definitely bean shaped. . .and the plant looks exactly like my Neo. falcata 'Suikaden' (Imperial Flag). I am expecting mine to bloom white with green tips on the petals. I'll post a pic ASAP so you can compare. Also I want to go check my spreadsheet for info on the Hisui. Be right back.

Well, according the NWO website and my spreadsheet. . .the Hisui is supposed to have regular shaped green leaves. And bloom green with a white lip. It does not have bean shaped leaves. Maybe there are different varieties of the Hisui, different forms? I sure don't know. . .this is all so new. Maybe ask Alex or Dr. Lehr what they think it is.

It sure will be fun and interesting to see how it blooms out!
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Old 04-15-2008, 04:28 AM
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Becca, Really cool plants! They're lovely! Thanks for the

Cheryl, Its so sad about the buds blasting! You never know, though, it could just send out another spike to make up for it!!

Ramón, Hmmm... a mystery! I don't have a clue... but maybe there are variations? This is the green flowered one, yes? You are just going to have to bloom it so that we can see if its green!!
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Old 04-15-2008, 08:50 AM
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Chippy - here is the link to the sticky - Resizing Images...originally posted 6/13/06 by Marty
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Old 04-15-2008, 09:01 AM
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Dorothy, thanks so much! I knew there was something that I forgot to put in my post!!
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