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Thread: Vappodes phalaenopsis (Denphal) another dark pink, from Brazil

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  1. July 9th, 2012, 02:09 PM #1
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    Default Vappodes phalaenopsis (Denphal) another dark pink, from Brazil

    This is a large orchid, which I have is about 80 cm, I always presentei with a huge flower spike with more than 30 flowers that last about 60 days, is one of the oldest I have is with me for over 7 years.

    Vappodes phalaenopsis (Denphal) dark pink


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    Your plant appears to be an intersectional dendrobium hybrid (Phalaenanthe x Spatulata), not Den. phalaenopsis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Saar View Post
    Your plant appears to be an intersectional dendrobium hybrid (Phalaenanthe x Spatulata), not Den. phalaenopsis.
    Dear friend, the plant that you say is this, only that I posted is different.

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    Gorgeous!
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    The stark color difference from the back of the petal to the front is stunning.
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    Another beauty! Great growing.
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    What a beautiful spray of blooms on this dendrobium orchid! Brilliant!

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