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Thanks you two. I think the three of us would make interesting botany professors. :twisted:
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I don't know if I could take a 22 yr old fiesty lady like Corey telling me about plants! :lol:
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Hey Gary, my N. midget is flowering right now too!!!! Cool!!
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Neoregelia rubrifolia x Hanibal Lector 'Governor's Plea'

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N. ampullacea "New Form"

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One of my Tillandsia ionanthas is blooming, thats about it
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T. ionantha has a gorgeous bloom. Congrats! Any pics???
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N. Coimbrae
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T. ionantha has a gorgeous bloom. Congrats! Any pics???
No pics But it sure was pretty.
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