Eparmatostigma dives (Rchb.f.) Garay

[hoanglong]

[Grandma M]

That is a beautiful plant. It looks like it is in the vanda family but I have never seen it before. I like the graceful effect of the blooms.

I ran it through OrchidWiz but it had no info except that it is vandacoious.

Marilyn

[pheli]

I've never seen this one before.
It is a beautiful plant.

[rogerman]

Apart from the obvious fact that it isn't a Cattleya, It is a totally different type of vanda from the norm.

Very interesting. Nice small flowers. Seems almost like a cross between a Vanda and an Aerides, judging by the flowers.

On second thoughts, maybe it is a variety of Aerides.

[MattWoelfsen]

I am doing research on this plant. I have found this post and I recently found this comment on the Internet: http://speciesidentificationtaskforc...gma-dives.html

Baesd on this information, the conclusion--this plant is in the Vanda alliance: Vanda dives. I happen to own this plant. I bought this plant back on November 3, 2013 at the Three Rivers Orchid Show in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Is there any one else with this plant and can share your culture?