My First Cattleya Bloom!
bobanda
14 years ago
My husband and I are young and just newbies to orchids. We love them but have only been into them for about a year. In the past year, we've acquired 20, most of them rehab plants from box stores. So far so good. I am VERY excited to have my first ever cattleya bloom!!
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