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Old 02-02-2015, 11:56 PM
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Today I was working in the greenhouse and noticed that four of the larger spotted Restrepia species were blooming in the same tray and I thought "what a marvelous teaching moment".
If you own any of the spotted Restrepia or are blooming them for the first time it is difficult to tell some of them apart. Here are 4 that are similar until you put them next to each other.
The first picture is labeled and shows all four of them side by side, well, as close as I could get them.



Here is a close up of Restrepia guttulata



Next this is Restrepia sanguinea



This is a close up of Restrepia elegans



Lastly Restrepia dodsonii. This one and guttulata are very often mistaken for one another. There is a distinct pair of lighter colored lines running parallel off center in R. dodsonii as seen in this shot



I apologize for the heavy photo content. I hope these photos are helpful if you are trying to identify your large spotted Restrepia.
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Thanks for the tutorial! Maybe striped restrepias next?
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Great post...and beautiful.
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Gorgeous photos and awesome knowledge! Thank you!
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Thanks for the tutorial! Maybe striped restrepias next?
As soon as the little buggers bloom I think the R. antennifera is about to go, it's a striped and one of the larger ones too. There are small flowered spotted that I need to get to as well!

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Great post...and beautiful.
Thank you Katrina, I really like sharing on such obscure little plants.

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Thank you, I'm still working on the photography. I think I'll get there eventually!
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A+ post! No apologies needed for beautiful, quality, educational photos! Thank you!
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A+ post! No apologies needed for beautiful, quality, educational photos! Thank you!
Thank you, I enjoy sharing what little I know!
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I agree with Cambria! This is a wonderful post Liana and very educational. You should give yourself more credit for those great pics, though!

Can you shoot me a PM with some info on your camera rig? I'm getting into macro photography and I would love some tips to get me started.
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Good Lord! gorgeous flowers and great pictures. thanks for the lesson!
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I agree with Cambria! This is a wonderful post Liana and very educational. You should give yourself more credit for those great pics, though!

Can you shoot me a PM with some info on your camera rig? I'm getting into macro photography and I would love some tips to get me started.
Thank you John, I appreciate the kind words.

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Thank you BethMarie!
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