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  1. February 28th, 2012, 12:59 AM #1
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    Default Pls need ID on this Dendrobium

    Any ideas would be great the flowers are very small almost less than one inch across very showy spikes.Name: CIMG6847_2.JPG Views: 184 Size: 227.7 KBName: CIMG6850_2.JPG Views: 176 Size: 73.7 KB
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    It's an Epidendrum.
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    Yes you're right any idea on the species?
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    Probably E. radicans, it has many colour variations, or a hybrid of the species.
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