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Auricula

05-04-2020, 07:14

My Auricula plants are just starting to come to life, normally I just take a record image of them with my phone, but with the current situation I decided to spend a little more time and do them justice.

#1 A green Edged Show Auricula.

#2 A striped Show Auricula

#3 A Border Auricula

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#2

05-04-2020, 08:58

Lovely set, you have certainly done them justice Peter

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#3

05-04-2020, 18:37

Great set Peter.

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#4

05-04-2020, 21:39

Great set Peter, No 2 is a winner

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#5

05-04-2020, 23:24

A lovely set Peter

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#6

07-05-2020, 18:35

All three photos are very nice of lovely looking plants, well done.

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#7

08-05-2020, 09:01

So glad you have taken them on the camera so we can see them, never grown them, yours look stunning, thanks for sharing.
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#8

08-05-2020, 14:03

They are good Peter, well worth your effort, I like the first particularly.

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