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Old 03-07-2015, 06:40 PM
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Cattleya / Laelia liliputana - the cutest miniature Cat I've ever seen! Grown outside year round, bright shade, can stand our hot summer without skipping a beat and enjoys all the colds we get in the winter!
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Wow, you are right that is one cute mini cat!
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Wow, you are right that is one cute mini cat!
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Old 03-07-2015, 07:28 PM
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I put that one on my wish list. I don't see any for sale onlne right now, but I am going to watch for one.
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Cute!
I've been infatuated with this species for some time - hopefully some day I will get one! ;p
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Cute!
I've been infatuated with this species for some time - hopefully some day I will get one! ;p
Love these Sonya, just the right size for me ;-)
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Tommy, that is an adorable little plant. I once had one that I cherished and it grew quite well and looked terrific but never bloomed. A rat got in my greenhouse one night and had it for a midnight snack. There was nothing left above the media level. It never recovered. There is a classic picture somewhere on the web of one with a very worn book and an old pair of specs. It would make a great oil painting.
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What medium are you growing in, Tommy? Mine is in pebbles and aliflor, and not doing so well. I tend to under-water, and suspect that rocks and aliflor are not the best medium for me to have this one in.
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Tommy, that is an adorable little plant. I once had one that I cherished and it grew quite well and looked terrific but never bloomed. A rat got in my greenhouse one night and had it for a midnight snack. There was nothing left above the media level. It never recovered. There is a classic picture somewhere on the web of one with a very worn book and an old pair of specs. It would make a great oil painting.
Many thanks, I give credit to our extreme cold winter and all the freezing fronts, they damaged some, but made bloom many others I would never seen blooming otherwise ;-)

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What medium are you growing in, Tommy? Mine is in pebbles and aliflor, and not doing so well. I tend to under-water, and suspect that rocks and aliflor are not the best medium for me to have this one in.
Beth I used to have it in stone mix kind of media, but it is in small bark chips and perlite now and seems to do better!
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This is fantastic!! Are you saying it requires a cold rest to bloom? If so, then it would probably not be a good terrarium candidate???
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