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Phalaenopsis

I find orchids fascinating, some months ago i decided to start collecting them at my place, this is one of the first that bloomed from the species Phalaenopsis right after a mid day rain.

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One Response to “Phalaenopsis”

  1. Silvia says:

    wow !!! que increible!tengo que ir a conocerlas !!! Yo fracasé en el intento pero si que florearon una vez y uyyy que lindo es eso!!!

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