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Old 15th August 2009, 06:09 PM
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Default Re: T. ionantha x fasciculata

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Yours is more caulescent than the normal .X nidus.
Agree....that's y RFF did not label it as nidus.....it could that they have cross it with a different ionantha or fasciculata.....wouldn't really noe
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