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  1. GuRu

    Laelia purpurata blooming season 2024 starts

    All are great !
  2. GuRu

    Miltonia spectabilis var. semi-alba

    Very nice and not often seen on ST.
  3. GuRu

    Cattleya mossiae coerulea forma

    Awesome ... I think this word says it all. 👋
  4. GuRu

    Paphiopedilum spicerianum

    I find the form isn't that bad that you should point on it. The flower is a more or less average P. spicerianum ... and in the end it always depends on what you had expected. I'm honest I would also be happy with the flower.
  5. GuRu

    Paphiopedilum barbigerum

    Darlene, this is great ... such a well grown plant which carries 4 flowers (3 + 1) at the same time. 👋
  6. GuRu

    Cattleya lueddemanniana coerulea

    Very pretty
  7. GuRu

    Cattleya gaskelliana ‘Maria victoria’

    WOW David... these flowers are beauties in my eyes.
  8. GuRu

    Paph haynaldianum first blooming

    Lovely ... it's always great to see a P. haynaldianum in flower. Seems the's one more bud.
  9. GuRu

    Brachy Paphs 2024

    Another two beauties !
  10. GuRu

    Phragmipedium Don Wimber `Indian Wings`

    Hilmar, both are great .... the Phrag. DW as well as your 'new' greenhouse.
  11. GuRu

    Laelia purpurata blooming season 2024 starts

    Lovely ones ... all ... L. purpurata is such a great species and I can't see enough of it ... the only disadvantage (for windowsill growers) is the size of these plants.
  12. GuRu

    C. mossiae semi-alba pincelada

    She looks really great ... even with the slightly backwards curled dorsal. 👋
  13. GuRu

    Pair of P haynaldianum

    Here they are.
  14. GuRu

    Pair of P haynaldianum

    I like them both .... but where are they ?
  15. GuRu

    Paph Season 2024

    Lovely P. stoneis, the both of them, Tony. So far I havn't seen one with such large and intense dark markings in the dorsal as in the flowers of the right plant.
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