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  1. July 2nd, 2013, 12:33 PM #11
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    Nothing in the international orchid register with C. Tran, Tian, Mu, or Sasame
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dorsetman View Post
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    A plant I bought a couple of weeks ago. I include a shot of the label - such as it is. The problem is that Orchidwiz does not seem to know any Cattleya with the name starting Tian...
    Any suggestions will be welcomed .
    I have found C. Tian Mu, but they are solid colors, nothing remotely like this.
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    It looks like it might be a Shilleriana hybrid
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    Could it be a hybrid of cattleya aclandie? Just guessing based on pictures is all.
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