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This blog is an eclectic mix of orchid culture, tropical fish keeping and Amazon parrot behavior. It also has stories just about anything I find interesting. Este blog es una mezcla eclectica del cultivo de las orquideas, el cuidado de los peces tropicales y el comportamiento de las cotorras Amazona. Tambien tiene historias de todo lo que encuentro interesante.

Monday, April 29, 2019

Dendrobium purpureum Roxb. 1820


Posted by Ricardo at 8:57 PM
Labels: Dendrobium, orchid, orchidee, orquidea, purple, purpureum, орхидея, خصي, กล้วยไม้, 種ラン, 蘭, 蘭花

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