Vuylstekeara Taida Clement 'Runaway Strut'

[Paul]

Nice shots, Bud.

[Bud]

Originally Posted by NYCorchidman

Some of these Vuylstekeara hybrids have amazing size and color!

By the way, I always wondered how to say this name correctly??? vuylstekeara...

Thank You !

I don't say the name out loud in public for fear I might be laughed at....I just make sure the name is spelled correct.

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Originally Posted by lepetitmartien

For the record, this beauty is a Miltonidium now.
The International Orchid Register / RHS Gardening

Thank You !

I knew the name will be changed on this orchid....its just such a tongue twister that the Botanists themselves are laughed at when they say the name out loud.

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Originally Posted by euplusia

Thanks for the detailed growing description.
Since Miltonias and some Oncidiums do well here, I will keep my eyes open for one of these with great flowers.

Thank You !

I am sure this kind of plant will do nicely in your collection.

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Originally Posted by Paul

Nice shots, Bud.

Thank You, Paul !!!!

[Vanda lover]

Originally Posted by lepetitmartien

For the record, this beauty is a Miltonidium now.
The International Orchid Register / RHS Gardening

Oh, is that how it works? I bought a Miltoncidium cindy pinky lee, and I am sure it has odontoglossum in it. It is under vuyl. on the internet.

I love the blue sky in this photo. It really shows your orchid off well.

[ronaldhanko]

Striking color and form, bud, and very well grown.

[gerneveyn]

Love it!

[Bud]

Originally Posted by Vanda lover

Oh, is that how it works? I bought a Miltoncidium cindy pinky lee, and I am sure it has odontoglossum in it. It is under vuyl. on the internet.

I love the blue sky in this photo. It really shows your orchid off well.

Thanks You for the visit!

I just follow my tag if it came from a reputable grower. They change orchid names when they have new findings either in DNA or in flower form so I let a couple of years pass by , then if they don't change it again that's the time I change the tag.

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Originally Posted by ronaldhanko

Striking color and form, bud, and very well grown.

Thank You, Ron!

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Originally Posted by gerneveyn

Love it!

Thank You, Sarah!

[BettyE]

Love it! Does it smell great, also? BettyE.

[Orchids4ever]

Very,very Nice !!!!
Photos too

[POLKA]

Hey Bud and Tommyinmiami
if you or some friend would look this one up in OWiz, and you find it has some Brazilian miltonia in it, you probably could try this one in Miami.

The name is from a famous Dutch or Belgian orchid importer, breeder, seller in Europe named Vuylsteke.

Like the naming style goes, they added the "ara" to the end of it to show it is multi-genera.

BTW -- same goes for Beallara -- Beall company of Vashion (sp?) Island Washington, and Degarmoara for Lloyd deGarmo.

Rex

[Bud]

Originally Posted by BettyE

Love it! Does it smell great, also? BettyE.

Thank You, Betty !

It has a slight smell of watermelon.

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Originally Posted by Orchids4ever

Very,very Nice !!!!
Photos too

Thank You, Monika !

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Originally Posted by POLKA

Hey Bud and Tommyinmiami
if you or some friend would look this one up in OWiz, and you find it has some Brazilian miltonia in it, you probably could try this one in Miami.

The name is from a famous Dutch or Belgian orchid importer, breeder, seller in Europe named Vuylsteke.

Like the naming style goes, they added the "ara" to the end of it to show it is multi-genera.

BTW -- same goes for Beallara -- Beall company of Vashion (sp?) Island Washington, and Degarmoara for Lloyd deGarmo.

Rex

Thank You, Rex !!!!

We know how the orchids are named. Its just that they are renamed when they get new findings or DNA results and sometimes the form also is a great factor in naming it. Maybe the head botanist who is in charge of the department of naming orchids did not like the names of the people who did the hybrid and spent money to register it. This RHS honchos can have the power to rename orchids even if it was named by Carl Linnaeus himself.