Phrag. andreettae
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Cutie!
That's a beauty!
Tom499
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Stunning!
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fantastic!
eteson
Phragmad
Great!
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Paph_LdyMacBeth
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Very, very nice! Love the blush!
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Nicely grown plant and great flower.
SlipperFan
Addicted
That's excellent!
phrag guy
Well-Known Member
very nice
You have absolutely lovely pink Phrags. I feel inspired!
Wow! That must have cost you a pretty penny! 
very nice.
very nice.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Whata sweetie Eron. Interesting how the flower is all concolor pink!
JeanLux
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Wow, and 2 spikes!!!! Great growing!!!! Jean
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goldenrose
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WOW color and wonderful shape!
Great job! I'm in trouble again
Great job! I'm in trouble again
Rick
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Looks like a stout little plant.
Very nice bloom:clap:
Very nice bloom:clap:
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Dido
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looks great congrats
Jason Fischer
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Wow, for a species known to have rather poor form, I'd say this is the best one I've ever seen! Good job.
Another neat thing about this plant (for those who may not know) is that it is non-stoloniferous (like fischeri, so it doesn't jump out of the pot), and it is also a self-pollinator, like fischeri.
And, for whatever reason, I can't get good growth from these plants unless there is peat in the mix.
Another neat thing about this plant (for those who may not know) is that it is non-stoloniferous (like fischeri, so it doesn't jump out of the pot), and it is also a self-pollinator, like fischeri.
And, for whatever reason, I can't get good growth from these plants unless there is peat in the mix.
