A nice cream colored dendrobium with distinct maroon-burgundy markings in the lip which faithfully blooms every year at this time. No scent, but lasts quite a while. Know the exact name?
Cheers, Michael
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A nice cream colored dendrobium with distinct maroon-burgundy markings in the lip which faithfully blooms every year at this time. No scent, but lasts quite a while. Know the exact name?
Cheers, Michael
I think it's Dendrobium Gatton Sunray "Excelsior", but am not sure. Can someone confirm?
I was going to say Gatton Sunray too at first, but I'm not sure the shape of the bloom is quite right. I remember them being rounder, less star-shaped.
Any other opinions out there?
Ok, just looked at an old pic again and I take back my doubts on shape. Definitely looks like a Gatton Sunray to me. I've been ogling that one for years now. :-)
Check out the picture I posted from a show here:
http://www.rv-orchidworks.com/orchid...ge-2007-a.html
Danke fur die nette Bestaetigung! Gruss, Michael
No, it's not Gaton Sunray, it's Den pulchellum, a natured species Dendrobium.
Lovely markings...
Love the contrast of the maroon-burgundy spots on this one.
Cheers,
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How can one tell the difference between Dendrobium Gatton Sunray and den. pulchellum?
They look identical to me. Thanks!
Gatton Sunray have orange color, 2 eyes with an interconnecting horizontal lines.
Den pulchellum: 2 eyes are not connect and have pink color, usualy have many stripes on its tongue.
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