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Old 12th March 2009, 09:04 AM
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My small collection


Love the lines on this baby


This one lives in water
see the roots below... so fat and juicy


Love the tattoo on this plant. Now she is living in water too



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Old 12th March 2009, 12:40 PM
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When I first looked at the top photo I thought I was looking at a sea urchin. Very unusual plants.
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Looks like a pincushion to me . At first I also thought it looked like a till because of the roots. A ball shaped till???
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So cute.
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Old 12th March 2009, 06:00 PM
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the quality of the photo is bad.... is time to get a new camera soon...
any recomendation for camera around RM300-500? Need to have good close up capability.
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Now you are showing kabuto and its' hybrid from astrophytum family. Dunno what's next!!!!
Super kabuto?

See an albomarginated Agave Kichyjokan in pic #4 top left if I'm not mistaken. Care to show a full portrait?
Very interesting coll. there!
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Old 13th March 2009, 02:06 PM
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hi Andy,
Wish i bought it (albomarginated agave)... pictures was taken in Hong Kong flower street. The price is pretty steep for that albomarginated agae. In the end, have to give up.

I mainly collect hoya and orchids. Started C&S not too long ago and now tillies (to be precise, i started brom many years ago... due to limited space, i have to give up... and now started to look at tillies)
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Sorry to hear that. Ya, I know you have very nice collection of orchids.
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Sorry to hear that. Ya, I know you have very nice collection of orchids.
Yea... Orchids expert....

Have nice Hoya collections too!!!
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Yea... Orchids expert....

Have nice Hoya collections too!!!
Casey,
I paiseh (shy) liao... I am not expert la... i was simply an orchid crazy then.
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