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"Lorek", my teenage son reports on the weekend. All picture credits to him as well. Taken on a Nikon FM film-roll camera. T... -
We celebrated Gowri and Ganesha hubba/pooja this morning, and as I listened to the mantras, my mind wandered (Sorry, but it did!), to elep...
it's very beautiful, may be i saw that in discovery channel.
ReplyDeleteWell they should be!
ReplyDeleteNever seen anything like this. Are they specific to the Mysore area?
ReplyDeletei've long wondered what these are called!! beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeletethere is one in the botanical park in rome. Great! anyone has it?
ReplyDeleteKamini, I have no idea why its named thus...and I saw it in Yercaud, and Anonymous has seen it in Rome!!
ReplyDeleteArati, where did you see them?
Do u have this plant?
ReplyDeleteNo Jagan, I dont. As mentioned above, I saw it in Yercaud.
ReplyDeleteyou can beautifully see them at Kamay ni Hesus in Lucban ,Quezon
ReplyDeleteya i had seen its very nice flowering and also it can be grow as a shrub
ReplyDeleteI saw them in Yercaud n bought one but after 2 months, it's become bare, with just 4 leaves browning at the ends.... n when I had given up hope, I noticed tiny shoots....it takes up to 2 yrs to mature n flower! Hope they hold! The flowers r absolutely lovely when they hang from above!!!
ReplyDeletecan we grow them in Delhi
ReplyDeletelovely, is it seen in Mysore?
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