So, during my daily inspection of my orchids and meditating on my Epidendrum, I noticed someting that is kind of odd. Almost all of the blooms on my Epi are finished blooming and most of the blooms are fading (blooms turning dry, wilted, the stems are turning the normal shade of brown...EXCEPT...I have two that the blooms are fading but the stems are still deep green and thicker than the others? Any ideas? one of them is toward the base of the conical group of blooms, the other is toward the top. Also, there is a new bud shooting up directly from the top of the plant. I am assuming I will get more blooms.




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But, after looking at A LOT of photos, there are only a few apparently that have the orang-ish red colour that I have, and even fewer that are of the non-prostrate type (the flowers actually droop down from the spike instead of standing erect). I know it is a long shot because there are so many different variations, but I am guessing that there is some Epi. cinnabarinum in this plant.