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Old 09-19-2008, 11:01 AM
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Here's my Ctsm in my garden. Last year I bought them in a friend's shop with 5 sprigs of flowers but now only one... The first & third pics with yellow flowers. The second & four pics with red flowers
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Old 09-19-2008, 01:38 PM
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Do you have the exact name of them? They seem to be more Cycnoches, Mormodes, or their hybrid Cycnodes than Catasetum... Inflorescence is normally basal in the genus catasetum...
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Great looking plants! Those bulbs are HUGE!! While last year you may have gotten 5 spikes at once, maybe this year you will get them over a longer period of time!! In the second pic, it looks like you have 2 spikes coming in at the same time. Great growing!
To Ramon's point, I would guess Cycnoches. Their spikes are not basal. Im curious about the species names though, to find out which species I can look forward to getting that big!
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Steve, some of my Cycnoche chlorochilon in Venezuela are huge! even bigger than those... and here I have Cycnodes Wine Delight, which is also quite large...


as for the plants above, I would guess Cycnodes...
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Steve, some of my Cycnoche chlorochilon in Venezuela are huge! even bigger than those... and here I have Cycnodes Wine Delight, which is also quite large...


as for the plants above, I would guess Cycnodes...
Ahh, you're right! I forgot about Wine Delight! Those get huge too!
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Old 10-02-2008, 11:11 AM
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Here my Cyc, bloomed with more flower
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Thats a very nice cycnodes. By any way do you know the crossing and who made it.
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as for the plants above, I would guess Cycnodes...
Looks like Ramon nailed it!
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...and now let's see... the Hybrid

I would say, either Jumbo Puff or teh yellow/greenish form of Wine Delight
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