Very nice like mastigion fascinator, by right should be more than one flower very strange.
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Very nice like mastigion fascinator, by right should be more than one flower very strange.
Someone was telling me it should be Bulb. putidum.
No, I have bulbo putidum. It is similar, but they appear different to me. Take a look at my thread: bulbo putidum
Cheers,
BD![]()
Very nice!!!! Congrats!
Roth has a typical Cirrhopetalum umbel, its also really dark red.
Here is my bulbophyllum putidum (how it was labelled by vendor):
Sorry for the quality of pics.
However, I conducted an investigation and figured out that my "Bulbophyllum putidum" is Mastigion (bulbophyllum) appendiculatum :
http://www.orchidspecies.com/mastappendiculatum.htmThis species is similar to Mastigion putidum which has irregular lamellate palae, petals that are linear-oblong and a acute to subacuminate labellum, but M appendiculatum differs in the clavate cilia, narrowly triangular-lanceolate petals, and a roundish, obtuse labellum.
Bruce,
your plant is very nice, but are you sure it is Bulbophyllum putidum?...I mean, its inflorescences are not single-flowered as it described here:
IOSPE PHOTOS
Last edited by Nataliwind; November 9th, 2009 at 07:24 AM.
Bruce, may be your bulbophyllum is a hybrid with bulbo putidum or other bulbos similar to putidum?
I was looking for bulbo hybrids and found an interesting picture:
This plant differs from yours, but it has two flowers on the inflorescence. My guess is your plant has one of multiflowered parents like b.rothschildianum, for example.
I may be wrong and your plant IS b.putidum. I just did not find any information about bifloral putidums. I will be glad to learn more!
Thanks, Natalia. I will have to look into this further. I felt certain that it was b. putidum and not a hybrid, but could obviously be wrong about that. In any case, I still enjoy it. Thanks for your efforts.
Cheers,
BD![]()