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  1. June 15th, 2012, 05:15 PM #1
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    Default UFO MULE EAR Oncidium

    im just taking a shot in the dark here...are there any oncidium species experts here?Ten years ago a friend had an Oncidium with the largest PENDANT leaves i have ever seen for mule ears bout 24 inches....as the leave matured a 1.5 metre spike with 100 flowers grew...the flowers only branched from the top half of the long spike.......any help identifying the species would be greatly appreciated
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    Are you looking for the name of this orchid? Or wanting cultural advice?

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    name alone...it grew as any warm growing oncidium
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    Flower size? Flower color?
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    cant recall color....size was like Onc.luridum..small blooms
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