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jane__ny

Some Purples

9 years ago

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  • 9 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    I posted a separate post with closeups. I left out one plant which I lost the label. I'll figure out the plant eventually. So many plants were tossed around during the hurricane which sent high winds and rain but didn't cause much damage except for tossed plants.

    This plant was an orchid I won at a raffle. It is not my type of orchid and I will be returning it back to my Orchid Club. I do not like yellow and purple. Looks too artificial to me. However, it is an easy plant to grow and I know people do like the combination.

    I'm posting it here because I do not have a name.


    Jane

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