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It´s beautiful. Very slow indeed :)
ReplyDeleteThose Hoyas are just the most beautiful blossoms! And of course you capture it expertly. Did I expect any less? :)
ReplyDeleteWow, just beautiful. You've captured time.
ReplyDeleteSuch magical-looking blossoms, and worth the wait.
ReplyDeletelol, you have one too. :) Cool. It took the same amount of time for mine too. But I think mine is a hybrid because the buds coming up now seem to have a few buds that looks more white. And the man who gave it to me sais that his flower now has both red and white flowers. Shall be interesting when it comes out. :)
ReplyDeleteThe selective light was the little led-light for biks again. .)
one of my hoyas is blooming too, so fun!
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