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Thread: Is this an angracum ????

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    Ahh Ha! I found it in an old catalog ,and it is angracum comorense. Suppose to be fragrant...
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    Hi Gilda-

    Could be...though it looks a bit different from a mature plant...Here's a pic...

    http://www.orchidspecies.com/angcomorense.htm

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    This plant almost died last year...2 new growths did !! So, it has struggled..granted with it's 2 lonely blooms, it doesn't look like the spike of blooms in your link ! The only other one that is close is giryamae..and the spur is not as long and the lip doesn't have the distinct roundy point to it.

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