ok, so not african, and not asian... and I'm no huge expert but I don't think this is an Australian orchid either, so that would leave South America (or north but highly unlikely.... now to narrow it down country by country hahahah...
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ok, so not african, and not asian... and I'm no huge expert but I don't think this is an Australian orchid either, so that would leave South America (or north but highly unlikely.... now to narrow it down country by country hahahah...
could it be European ?
You are correct.
I'm afraid not.
Now that a huge portion of the world has been eliminated -- and thereby the number of possible species and countries of orgin have been greatly diminished -- it shall be interesting to see how quickly the ID 'sharks' close in for the 'kill'..........
Wow, have I managed to stump this crew? I'm surprised ... I was sure some species nut would recognize this neat plant native to Colombia to Peru as well as Venezuela, Brazil and Bolivia. Makes me wish I had some great grand prize to offer to the successful ID.
columbia to peru....ana patricia would know then for sure.
"Wow, have I managed to stump this crew?"
No, you haven't. It is M... e...
OK so will anyone tell us what M.....e... stands for??? It looks like it belongs somewhere in the vanda alliance to me.