werner.freitag
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder... and wallet lol.Eh, I've never been a fan of the overlay/spots-so-big-and-heavy-that-they-cripple-the-flower type of breeding.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder... and wallet lol.
On the first sight my eyes can't find the real beauty of this flower though I'm a convinced Brachy lover. Maybe I need more time to see the beauty.
There’s always that waxy floor you gotta be careful stepping on, because once you fall, the only thing that can hold you up is buying more orchids!I admit, that for me, it was an acquired taste... for a start, I didn't see any beauty in these heavily coloured and heavily linebred plants and flowers, either... and I preferred, the more naturally looking ones... alas, as time has gone by, I now like them all...unfortunately, yet another step down the slipper(y) slope!
I can only say, that it was like pouring oil on the wax, when someone coenabled my interest in smaller types Cattleyas! We shall refrain from mentioning any names, shouldn't we, Leslie?!There’s always that waxy floor you gotta be careful stepping on, because once you fall, the only thing that can hold you up is buying more orchids!
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