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    Default Purple Cattleya Noid

    I bought this during my last outing. The lady said it was a small purple cattleya. After looking at the flower i'm thinking it is a schomburgkia cross. I'll have to come up with a good nickname. It looks somewhat like Kodama, but the flowers are much smaller and the smell is way different. This one smells spicy...somewhat like cinnamon candy.

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    To me it looks very similar to the Cattlianthe Bactia Grape wax recently posted by Molly In think. G. Bowringiana x C. guttata It is very beautiful !

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    It's beautiful, Connie, NOID or not. And fragrant, too? That is just perfect! Betty :-)

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    Beautiful orchid. It is so lovely I would call it "I don't give a "Darn" if it's a NOID"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halloamey View Post
    To me it looks very similar to the Cattlianthe Bactia Grape wax recently posted by Molly In think. G. Bowringiana x C. guttata It is very beautiful !
    I looked it up and you are right, it is a dead ringer for my plant. I'll give the lady a call and see if this rings a bell. If this is an oldtime cross it will be the one as most of her plants are ancient. Thank You for the help with the name.

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    beautiful, I like it!

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    Nice acquisition, Connie. Love the colour.

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    Connie, I really like the color and the delicate blooms. A real beauty. I picked up a Pot. Paradise Rose 'Fuschia' a few days ago, and although the blooms are a bit damaged, they are an intense purple color also, but only a faint fragrance, that I can smell.
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    It's very pretty. You could call it " Spicy Cinnamon Candy"

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    Cattlianthe Bactia Grape wax is my vote also. Really a pretty orchid.

    cheers,
    BD

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