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daiv
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Here is one that is very difficult to capture on film because it just glows!
Got to be some hybrid. We started a piece from off a plant that someone in our neiborhood had in their yard.
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Tony
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yah! pictures dont do them justice.
Its stunning Daiv.
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by Bill in SC »
I big yahoooooo on that one Daiv!!
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by peter »
Hi Daiv
A difficult colour but beautiful!
Best regards
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daiv
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I wish I could just have y'all over to see it in person!
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daiv wrote:I wish I could just have y'all over to see it in person!
How much of a plant would you have left after everyone that visits got a start
Would be neat to see a beauty like that up close
Bill
If it sticks ya or pokes ya, I like it
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daiv
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ihc6480 wrote:
How much of a plant would you have left after everyone that visits got a start
Well this one has put on only a few really long stems, so not much. It doesn branch near as much as the other epis do.
After this bloom, I'm going to repot and restart several stems in the pot to make it more full.
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by christos »
Hybrid or not it's just ... glowing beautiful!Bravo Daiv
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by Mark »
That's a nice one Daiv. Love how it glows. Is that the only bud?
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No Mark, there was actually 5 open at one time when I checked them this morning before work. The flowers seem to last about 2 and 1/2 days.
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by CoronaCactus »
intense colors! Great photo.
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by Mark »
Oh. Thanks.
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by daiv »
Here you go Mark - a picture of all 5 at once:
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by Tony »
Excelent!
Love the jungle.
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by Mark »
Thanks Diav. Looks like you have a nice show going on in your trees.
Mark
