Ceraia pseudoequitans, philippines

[walingwaling]

hi folks,

another pride of the philippines, also known as Dendrobium pseudoequitans.

cheers,

[mujacko2002]

hey..how do you grow this beauts?

[walingwaling]

hey..how do you grow this beauts?

hi uly,
maybe not as easy as Ceraia (Dendrobium) crumenatum, more shades and humidity, best mounted.

[Tom-19951]

Nice photos!

[zainal abidin]

Cute....

[catttan]

Very pretty. Thanks for the new classification .

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Lol - when I saw this, I thought that looks like a dendrobium... haha.. then I read your post and saw it was another re-classification.

Cheers,
BD

[Dorsetman]

I have a similar-flowered plant which I grow under the name of D.nudum , so thinking this might be a Ceraia too, I have been doing a bit of looking up , and ended up confused. According to Laverock et al, Ceraia is a former name for a group of orchids all now in Dendrobium. IOSPE seems to imply the same meaning . But whereas my D.nudum is listed in IOSPE ( as a dendrobe) it is not in Laverock at all , and this C.pseudoequitans is not in either .....
There are times, trying to get the labels correct, when I wish I hadn't started.

[walingwaling]

I have a similar-flowered plant which I grow under the name of D.nudum , so thinking this might be a Ceraia too, I have been doing a bit of looking up , and ended up confused. According to Laverock et al, Ceraia is a former name for a group of orchids all now in Dendrobium. IOSPE seems to imply the same meaning . But whereas my D.nudum is listed in IOSPE ( as a dendrobe) it is not in Laverock at all , and this C.pseudoequitans is not in either .....
There are times, trying to get the labels correct, when I wish I hadn't started.

hi geoff,
Ceraia saaronica (Dendrobium crumenatum) was the first described species i believe, so therefore its the type species. since Ceraia has a very distinct growth and all, im still using the old name.