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Old 05-04-2009, 08:22 AM   #11 (permalink)
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C. cf. scurrilis 'Lingga - Red' - the red variant in its natural habitat
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Old 05-04-2009, 08:29 AM   #12 (permalink)
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C. cf. xpurpurea nothovar. purpurea 'Mersing Barat' - a collected spathe blooming in my tank, it lacks the yellowish throat commonly seen in this species
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Old 05-04-2009, 09:10 AM   #13 (permalink)
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What can I say other than, Wow, those are beautiful flowers and great pictures!
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Good pics. I am jealous.
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Wonderful photos, thanks for sharing them!
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Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your photos.

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Glad that you guys appreciate the beauty of cryptocorynes! I was lucky as many of the flowers featured are from collected specimens with attached spathes. Its a pity that some of the collected spathes melted before blooming or I could have more to share .

The only species which I managed to bloom direct from cultivation so far are C. pontederiifolia 'Singapore', C. wendtii 'cultivated', C. longicauda 'Johor', C longicauda 'Bintan' and C. sp. 'Kota Tinggi', with more coming soon (my C. ferruginea 'Sungei Kerait', C. nurii 'Central Pahang' and C. cf. nurii 'Bintan' are developing spathes now ).
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C. elliptica 'Perak' - a blooming spathe in its natural habitat
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C. longicauda 'Bintan' - this Bintan variant has less rounded limb compared to the ones from Johor
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C. griffithii 'Karimun' - a blooming spathe in its natural habitat
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