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Old 04-13-2007, 03:56 PM
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It probably will be budding soon , that time of the year, they are hard to see . Gin
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And I don't see the bud.
Bud is in second picture, to the right. Look for a "root-looking" thingy. Actually, once you see it, you'll se a second one to the left as well.
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Even better! Best evidence yet!
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I really like that it is so tiny!
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Wow great pic... such an amazing beauty
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Wow, that spike is larger than I thought!!!
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I think there is a pic of this orchid in the dictionary under the word petite .. I love it!

Keep us posted ok
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A-n-y day now

The entire plant is about the size of a US quarter.
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A-n-y day now

The entire plant is about the size of a US quarter.
No way!!!!!! Fit quite a few of those even in just a 10 Gallon viv!
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