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  1. August 6th, 2010, 01:45 PM #1
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    Default Ornithocephalus bicornis

    Perhaps it is the most popular species in the genus because it always looks so much better on photos...
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    I haven't got this one yet. So lovely!
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    Weird little blooms. I like the second shot showing the cascades of blooms.

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    @Tom, @Paph,
    I have one which is labelled bicornis but always flowers in March/April. Maybe it is wrongly labelled. I attached a picture: any ideas?
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    Lars, It looks right to me but it also looks like Ornitho. kruegeri. It is a very confusing genus...A close up shot will confirm its ID further though. Blooming time can vary depends on the growing condition.
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    nice!
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