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Monster specimen Stan.

18 years ago

It be cool if it all bloomed at the same time and really put on a show, but that isn't going to happen it has 7 spikes all different sizes. the fragrance is wonderful filling up the orchid room. I got this for $5.00 from the Baker & Chantry going out of business sale 10/13/03. Stan. jenischiana X assidensis....enjoy....~Charm

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wetfeet101b
18 years ago
That is gorgeous.
The closed buds remind me of jackfruit pulp. Exactly the same color too :)
arthurm
18 years ago
Wonderful growing, What does it smell like? coconut, vanilla, chocolate????
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picotee_sofl
18 years ago
What a buy and what a wonderful sight! That's really marvelous, Charm.

Marci
michoice
18 years ago
Nice specimen, I bet you can hear those buds pop when they open from a way off. Peter

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