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Old 12-21-2011, 07:06 PM
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I don't know what 'error 300' means but size can be an issue. If you click the 'Go Advanced' button. Then 'manage attachments' then a small window will pop up for you to browse for your photo. Once you chose it, click the 'upload' button. I size mine so that the longest side is around 800 pixels and they come out plenty large enough to have a good look at. Maybe try again and make sure the image has been re-sized.
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Old 12-21-2011, 07:38 PM
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@msaar...Milt. is the correct abbreviation for Miltonia. If it was a Miltoniopsis wouldn't it be a Mltnps?
There is such a thing as Milt. Rouge(pic 1)from a US site
And there is also a Miltoniopsis Rouge(pic2)from Hanover Germany GH pics
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Old 12-21-2011, 07:59 PM
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@msaar...Milt. is the correct abbreviation for Miltonia. If it was a Miltoniopsis wouldn't it be a Mltnps?
There is such a thing as Milt. Rouge(pic 1)from a US site
And there is also a Miltoniopsis Rouge(pic2)from Hanover Germany GH pics
Hey Bud,
That first photo is mine that I posted here on OB when it bloomed. Where did you find it?? If it wasn't here on OB, then someone has used it without my permission. But that's another whole discussion! I'd like to know tho.

Both photos are of Miltoniopsis. They were split into separate groups (cool growing Columbian species) and warm growing Brazilian species) a number of years ago. However the term Milt. is still used by the AOS and RHS for awarding and registering both groups. This does add to the confusion as to their culture. Basically the round pansy type are Miltoniopsis and cooler growing and not tolerating a lot of light. I have found that if they are kept cool, they can take more light than you would think and seem to bloom well maybe because of it. RJSquirrel mentioned that too
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Hi Silken: I got it from google(google the name of the orchid and it will bring you several pictures)...and the picture I got is signed by Pat Randall...so you know who posted your pic in the net

I just read/follow the title of the orchids latin names and abreviations and Milt. is Miltonia
and Mltnps. is for Miltoniopsis...
therefore: the title of the orchid mentioned in this thread was Milt. Rouge(it means it is Miltonia Rouge)...otherwise I will say otherwise
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Old 12-21-2011, 09:44 PM
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Miltonia [Milt.] (syn. Miltoniopsis or Mps.) Rouge

Above is how OrchidWiz shows it and it definitely IS a Miltoniopsis. If you do some more googling, you will find informations saying just what I told you above about the split in the genus Miltonia into warm and cool growing species but how for registration purposes they are still officially all called Milt.

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Robert Bedard Horticulture : Miltoniopsis Culture

Above is a link to an article that explains the split into two genus of Miltonia and Miltoniopsis and the explanation of the use still today of the term Miltonia when referring to Miltoniopsis.

rw131, this gives you a good thorough explanation of cultural requirements for your Milt. Rouge as well.

Hope that helps.
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Old 12-21-2011, 09:45 PM
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Hi Silken & Bud, thank you for your help! I finally figured it out, please take a look and let me know what you think.
thank you!
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Old 12-21-2011, 09:53 PM
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Sorry! still no photo
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Old 12-21-2011, 11:30 PM
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rw131...you may want to resize your pics first before you load it...

thanks for the infos silken....

hope you sort it out with Pat Randall...that picture is awesome
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Old 12-21-2011, 11:41 PM
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rw131...you may want to resize your pics first before you load it...

thanks for the infos silken....

hope you sort it out with Pat Randall...that picture is awesome
Actually I am Pat Randall Thanks for the compliment on the photo. When I Googled my photo came up under my photo album here on OB. So I'm not sure if that's where you got it or your search engine found it elsewhere.
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Old 12-21-2011, 11:54 PM
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Google is my search engine...so I guess the picture came from here, I just didnt pay attention...but I am glad to meet you Pat Randall! and thank you for letting me use your photo to explain a point in our discussion...

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Right...I scrolled down below the picture of the googled flower and "silken" was on the lower left hand corner...I didnt know I was on OB site because the background was of different color...
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