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Old 07-08-2007, 12:25 PM
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Phrag. Sorcerers Apprentice, Phrag Don Wimber, Aerangis citrata, and Paph. Pinocchio x primulinum.
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Hi Hugh

They're all wonderful but that Phrag. Sorcerers Apprentice is amazing!

The Aerangis citrata just stepped up a notch as far as our current project goes too

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That Don Wimber has quite long petals! And Sorcerers Apprentice....a beauty of course!
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The Aerangis citrata just stepped up a notch as far as our current project goes too
OK, I'm going with this one I have two others that are different, so I don't have this guy.
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Those are very nice!
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All beauties!
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Excellent growing

Ahhhh the beauty of a Aerangis citrata, so many blooms on one inflorescent.

The Phrag Don Wimber looks just like him
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Thanks everyone. Sue, the Phrag. "S. A." is a huge plant and it is growing another spike on another growth. This one spike actually threw a flower out lower down the stalk but didn't get a picture of it. The Aerangis has two spikes in flower but only took a pic of the one.
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