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Brassavola Little Stars (again)

aachenelf z5 Mpls

18 years ago

(nodosa x cordata)

I know Jane just posted one of these, but I had to do one too. What just amazes me about this plant is how small it still is. 5 PB's in a 2 1/2 inch pot and this is the second time it's bloomed in the past 6 months. I see potential for quite a display once it gains some size.

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Kevin

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Comments (5)

bolero
18 years ago
Yes a wonderful display, once the plant matures a bit more it will be incredible!
sambac
18 years ago
Nice one, does it keep the nodosa's heavenly fragrance?
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aachenelf z5 Mpls
Original Author
18 years ago
Yes it does. I brought this one inside last night and couldn't keep me nose out of it. I wish the two would bloom at the same time so I could compare them. For some reason, this one seems a bit lighter in fragrance - maybe not as sweet as nodosa. It's still very nice though.
carolinn_on
18 years ago
It's lovely. Wish both of mine were in bloom right now!

Carol
jane__ny
18 years ago
Don't you just love them? Nothing makes a room smell better.
Very pretty,

Jane

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