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Old 05-27-2008, 06:42 PM
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This is a cool to intermediate species found in wet mountain forests of part of Central and South America. It is not frequently seen in collections. I grow it with my Maxillaria but in Sphag.





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You continue to amaze me. I love the peach and crimson coloring.
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because it flowers beneath the leaves, I almost missed it blooming. I see a second spike also forming.
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they are lovely little blooms.
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Such lovely, hidden little flowers - Are they fragrant?

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It almost looks like a bulbo and a gongora had a baby!
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It almost looks like a bulbo and a gongora had a baby!
I thought they look more like a Lycaste plant crossed with an Eria flower

Bruce, unfortunately, they are non fragrant
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Color is lovely.
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