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Old 26th January 2009, 11:48 AM
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Default Re: Eight year old Phal. cornu cervi x violacea

funkychips, your cross is a hybrid correctly known by the name Phal x valentinii. and its one of the nicest valentiniis I've seen.. The pattern of cornu-cervi is very nice against the soft blushing colours of violacea..

atmccmn, those are such gorgeous phals you have... P/s: Does anyone know where I might get straight Phal amabilis..? Preferably var. Borneo/var. grandiflora with long branching spikes..? TIA..
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