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Old 09-17-2006, 03:36 AM
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50mm pot (2")

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Really easy to grow.
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Old 09-17-2006, 01:11 PM
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I love this plant! Someday...
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Old 09-17-2006, 02:30 PM
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Very nice Dryadella! Love the lighter coloration, you can see the dorsal bands better!

This species used to be known as Masdevallia zebrina, until Luer segregated many of the species into a new segregate genus (Dryadella) in 1978. The type species for the segregate genus Dryadella is Masdevallia elata...

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This is such a cool looking plant. Does it keep blooming all year round, or does it stop?
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Ah it stops.......lol. Flowers for about a month to 6 weeks or so I guess.

It's a cool grower that doesn't mind it to be a little drier.

Puts up a great display for a tiny plant in a 2 inch pot. Just as an aside to this, I did try it in coconut as well for a while but wasn't happy with the results so it's back into sphagnum moss.

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Very cool bolero, very cool. Thanks Pat for the parentage and history...
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