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    Default Guess the genus

    extra points for species name also (last one I posted was way too easy...one of out newbies got it right off the bat...congrats!)


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    Thx,, but with this one I bow down with the willingness to learn... Looks like it needs a greenhouse... am I close?

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    LOL...bet it could be grown outside of a greenhouse but it does grow in one The the Sharry Baby "Tricolor' does also

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    well, I looked at my wish list because this bloom reminded me of a coconut smelling orchid I want to purchase... Laugh if you may but I'm guessing maxillaria species? And if not I give up.

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    Most probably is Eria and 2 line is Epigenium, if the original place come from South East Asia.

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    My guess is Eria also.

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    I might join the crowd and say Eria and species leiophylla

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    BINGO.....Tim wins the cigar...very good this was not an easy one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron-NY View Post
    BINGO.....Tim wins the cigar...very good this was not an easy one.
    True. nice work Tim!

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