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06-21-2009, 09:00 PM
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Mauro, I don't see the picture of your C guatemalensis in this thread. I also looked in your photo album. I just acquired one and wondered what the colour might be.
If you could re-post the pic I would truly appreciate it.
Also, was there a change of name? thus Guarianthe? Can you please explain this? Thanks!
Helen
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06-21-2009, 09:25 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Helen
Mauro, I don't see the picture of your C guatemalensis in this thread. I also looked in your photo album. I just acquired one and wondered what the colour might be.
If you could re-post the pic I would truly appreciate it.
Also, was there a change of name? thus Guarianthe? Can you please explain this? Thanks!
Helen
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Hi Helen,
Yes, this primary hybrid is widely knwon as Cattleya Guatemalensis, but its parents, Cattleya skinneri and Cattleya aurantiaca, were transferred from Cattleya to Guarianthe and now the new name is Guarianthe Guatemalensis, if the cross is man made, or Guarianthe x guatemalensis if the plant is found in the wild .
Here are the photos:
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06-21-2009, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Rosim_in_BR
Hi Helen,
Yes, this primary hybrid is widely knwon as Cattleya Guatemalensis, but its parents, Cattleya skinneri and Cattleya aurantiaca, were transferred from Cattleya to Guarianthe and now the new name is Guarianthe Guatemalensis, if the cross is man made, or Guarianthe x guatemalensis if the plant is found in the wild .
Here are the photos:
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Mauro, I hope you entered one of these pictures for our orchid calendar last year, because they sure are awesome! Great photographs. I love the bit of orange showing thru. I can't wait to see what colour mine will be. The label reads C. guatamalensis, and the orchid society members were saying it was a natural hybrid. I don't know how I would know for sure, because labels are not always correct and there was no little x between.
Thanks again for the info, much appreciated!
Helen
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06-23-2009, 01:48 PM
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i saw the photos, and they are fabulous! i love the patterning on the lip! very bold flowers! beautiful!
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06-23-2009, 02:03 PM
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How large is your plant Mauro? I was told they can get very large, but was just wondering how large is "large"?
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06-23-2009, 03:14 PM
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How large is your plant Mauro? I was told they can get very large, but was just wondering how large is "large"?
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This plant can be as tall as 20"
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Originally Posted by Jan Pahl
Mauro I can't see the photos
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Jan, the photos are up in this page!
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