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  1. July 24th, 2012, 06:50 PM #1
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    Looks like a Lycaste!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sand_tiger86 View Post
    Looks like a Lycaste!
    New hybrid genus, Phalcaste, or would it be Lycopsis... Great colors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaphMadMan View Post
    New hybrid genus, Phalcaste, or would it be Lycopsis... Great colors.
    Lycopsis sounds like some terrible disease...I'd go with Phalcaste.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sand_tiger86 View Post
    Looks like a Lycaste!
    OMG...I just Googled "Lycaste" because I had no clue what you were talking about, and it totally DOES look like one! I'd think they were related except for the fact that it's obviously just a phal that's gone all wonky...
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