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Old 05-13-2007, 04:58 PM
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Default It's Brassia season!
Brs. Datacosa 'Coos Bay' AM/AOS is the first to open, and Brs. Santa Barbara "Riverbend' isn't far behind. My Edvah Loo and two Rex have growths that are recently matured, so they'll probably spike in the next month or two.

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Fantastic blooms, Look at all those spots
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Great looking Brassia Tony nice job well done. Your ficus is awesome, how large???
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You must be in spider heaven Tony!
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Thats a very nice spray of flowers. Take another pic when they all open, please. Good job!
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Ah the weird and wonderful world of orchids!
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Nice.
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Didn't these bloom for you last year, when you joined us? Hehe. Nice ones!!!
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It did, if you look closely you can see it still has the seed pod on the spike from last winter.
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