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Old 06-02-2012, 05:30 PM
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1. this one has a mold or humidity smell on the flowers


2.rodriguezia?


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4.epidendrum calanthum?


5.encyclia fragans?


6. this one, the guy that sold it said it was a vanda
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Old 06-02-2012, 05:40 PM
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Number 4 is very pretty. Last picture looks like pencil cactus.....but I have no knowledge about Vandas except that I killed one.
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Number 4 is very pretty. Last picture looks like pencil cactus.....but I have no knowledge about Vandas except that I killed one.
it does look like a pencil cactus, but i'm sure it's an orchid because it had the flower stalks still attached but dried
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#6 Terete vanda? Haven't owned one in awhile. Likes A LOT of sun if so.
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Beautiful blooms!

agree with pipsxlch - maybe V Miss Joaquim or other terete type
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#6 Terete vanda? Haven't owned one in awhile. Likes A LOT of sun if so.
after some reading i think it's papilionanthe teres (syn. vanda teres)
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after some reading i think it's papilionanthe teres (syn. vanda teres)
Yes, looks like a vanda teres I killed a few years ago. Hope you have better luck and better conditions.
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Old 06-04-2012, 01:03 PM
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and what about the rest? i'm curious about number 3, never seen anything like it before
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Old 06-04-2012, 01:22 PM
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Love the Epi! The terete Vanda should get FULL sun, no shade, all day, and keep the roots moist like a semi-terrestrial. Professional growers grow them in mulch.
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For number 3 for some reason the genus Liparis comes to mind when i see it. Ive never owned one of them and this is just a shot in the dark so i could be totally wrong. It just looks like something ive seen in an orchid magazine or on ebay or something..and thats the name that pops up in my mind lol.. Could anyone confirm?

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