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Thread: Bulbophyllum medusae x tridentatum

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  1. July 28th, 2011, 09:51 AM #1
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    Default Bulbophyllum medusae x tridentatum

    This hybrid has a nice fragance, smells like a red apple. Its very free flowering, every bulb. will produce at least 2 spikes. That's why you can see the flowers whole year round.
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    Lovely..lovely
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    Very nice orchid blooms. I guess the bulbo tridentatum must influence the color and the shape quite a bit in this orchid cross. I have Bulbophyllum medusae (white) and the bulbo tridentatum is a dark red with similar shapped blooms to this hybrid, only less frilly. Very interesting hybrid here, Neoh.

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  4. July 28th, 2011, 11:06 AM #4
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    I have no words to describe this, which doesn't happen often. Beautiful!
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    Very interesting cross. Love the colour and its tree flowering characteristic.
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    Wow...those are so beautiful. The arrangement looks like something you'd see in a painting. Very nice, thank you for sharing this lovely flower spike!
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    Ditto and I completely agree with all adjectives used. AL
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    Nice color! Glad it doesn't take after medusa in the fragrance department.
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    Beautiful! I like the little root sticking its nose in the picture!
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