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Old 06-10-2017, 08:40 PM
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The larger one is a SE NoID.
I was hoping it would be a colored bloom but no such luck.
It took what seems forever to bloom and it's BIG.
It smells mostly like a Neo and a bit of antiques (mold and mothballs?).
I ordered an Orihime and received the littler one (no variegation).
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Plain ones are the best! Wildly simple. haha
I have one green leaf (I believe Amami seedling) neo in bud for the first!
It had been in low spike since late fall. Such a long painful wait.
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