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Old 07-16-2013, 08:34 PM
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Outstanding Brassavola! Did you buy it from a breeder at the show? I'm curious who is producing this clone.
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Very nice!
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Very nice plant with great potential. From the leaves it looks like Brassavola grandiflora to me (which some people do not consider a species of its own rank).
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Interesting ... what about the leaves would identify this as grandiflora?

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Really lovely
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I jus love this kind of orchids...and fragrant too....
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Outstanding Brassavola! Did you buy it from a breeder at the show? I'm curious who is producing this clone.
Thanks Steve

Unfortunately, this was from the OS member sales, with no info other than the name and 4N. This is my first nodosa, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but it does seem that the blooms are huge for the size of the plant. I'm quite tickled with it

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Old 07-17-2013, 09:48 AM
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great growing!! nodosas are sooo nice!!
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great growing!! nodosas are sooo nice!!
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It's still small, and I've only had it since January or February, but I guess it's happy so far
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thats cute and tiny....I love the smell of them too. They take over the greenhouse at night when all the catts and cochleates go to sleep..Doesnt take em long to wake up around dusk..Nice flowers
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thats cute and tiny....I love the smell of them too. They take over the greenhouse at night when all the catts and cochleates go to sleep..Doesnt take em long to wake up around dusk..Nice flowers
Thanks! Yes, it's small, but the blooms are big!

It's growing on the bedroom windowsill, and I love walking in the room after dusk, and getting that wonderful fragrance!
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Very nice Sonya. And that is unusual. It looks like this has bloomed on nearly every pbulb. Nice growing. Please keep us updated on it's growth.
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Large, perfectly formed blooms...Congratulations on finding this one...BettyE
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Very nice Sonya. And that is unusual. It looks like this has bloomed on nearly every pbulb. Nice growing. Please keep us updated on it's growth.
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Yes, all the pbulbs have bloomed - tho there are two, tiny old leafless ones that I don't know about ...

Hopefully this one will be a good bloomer! No new growth yet, since I got it ...

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Old 07-21-2013, 04:52 AM
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So pretty! I'm a sucker for that long, narrow leaf and the flower shape definitely makes it appealing to the eye! Great job!
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