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  1. September 5th, 2011, 07:20 AM #1
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    Default Lc Eximia caerulea

    Lc Eximia caerulea (Laelia purpurata x Cattleya warnerii).

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    Beautiful...this is one of my favorite orchids.
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    You are such an amazing photographer! Great way to sideline and support your orchid interest!
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    Nice floofs. I'm surprised the purpurata didn't have a greater impact.
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    Simply out of this world, the coerulea purpurata is really dominant for the color, I really want one !
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    Man, I love the color in this cattleya orchid flower. So bold. Wish I had one like it.

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    Just Beautiful! A lovely catt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pavel View Post
    Nice floofs. I'm surprised the purpurata didn't have a greater impact.
    The C. purpurata impact is still dominant.
    Please check the dorsal sepals shape, the wide spread lateral sepals, the extreme convex shaped petals and the lip color on the side lobes.
    The C. warneri impact is limited to the larger petal, the lip's wider front lobe and the inside of the tube.
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    Stunning! Love that dark color!
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    DITTO...And I love it...Betty :-)
    Quote Originally Posted by Horst View Post
    The C. purpurata impact is still dominant.
    Please check the dorsal sepals shape, the wide spread lateral sepals, the extreme convex shaped petals and the lip color on the side lobes.
    The C. warneri impact is limited to the larger petal, the lip's wider front lobe and the inside of the tube.
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