Rhinephyllum

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Rhinephyllum

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R. broomii sneaked one out quite early. Now this definitely has a scent :grin:

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@FredG
Looks like you're trying to fill my wish list!
Super plant pics though
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el48tel wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 6:44 pm Super plant pics though
I'll second that - great pics
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These are the best pictures, Fred, excellent! (tu)
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Nice plant. I must ditch my somewhat uninteresting Rhinephullums in favour of some nicer ones.
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Thank you for the comments on the photos (tu)
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Super sharp! Impressive.
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