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Old 08-27-2021, 10:09 AM
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maybe a bit bigger. like a 2.25" circle could be drawn around the tips

they have a long life time too. i am very happy with this plant, kudos to the folks at bredrens
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maybe a bit bigger. like a 2.25" circle could be drawn around the tips

they have a long life time too. i am very happy with this plant, kudos to the folks at bredrens
What is really special about this species is that each flower can be very different - different amounts of red, on different segments, on different flowers. The next time, different yet. And because they bloom repeatedly on the same spike, the show goes on and on.
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DC what do you do in winter pic month, do you cover some of the plants at all? Meaning under roof, protected from the wind and rain.
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which pic are you asking ? i have a poly carbonate roof (clear hurricane panels) i put up if it is raining a lot in the "winter" and then i have painters sheeting i will cover the lath house with if it gets really cold....more often i just let them be and bring in the few really intolerant ones
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Wow, another day in paradise! Are 14 and 16 Max. schunkeana? Gorgeous.
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Wow, another day in paradise! Are 14 and 16 Max. schunkeana? Gorgeous.
you are too kind, friend. Yes, it is, although i thought it was moved to Brassiliorchis? i dont know or care lol just tat's what ecuagenera called it when i bought it haha
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The lumpers and splitters are still fighting... For awhile, Maxillaria got split into a bunch of genera. Ecuagenera tried to keep up... Now it's back to Maxillaria. Might be section Brasiliorchis but the genus got put back together at least mostly.
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woot you have a corningiana in bloom?
And a Tying shin Fly eagle?

Looks amazing at yours.
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Cornu cervi
And tying shin fly eagle

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