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betoguerrero 10-15-2008 11:28 AM

MAXILLARIA UNKNOW II
 
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My new maxillaria is still open... it's the second time that I put it in a thread.... but it's beautifull and I'm very proud of my CHID...

tuvoc 10-15-2008 11:56 AM

You should be very proud. I'ts just wonderfull.

Kim

Becca 10-15-2008 05:24 PM

I just love it! How big is it? It looks to be a decent size and not a mini. Thanks for sharing it again!

betoguerrero 10-15-2008 06:49 PM

SIZE
 
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Originally Posted by Becca (Post 156939)
I just love it! How big is it? It looks to be a decent size and not a mini. Thanks for sharing it again!

Is about 10 cm wide and 8 cm high.... the flower
and the plant is in a 12 inch pot and the leaves are about 30 cm...

unhappykat 10-15-2008 08:19 PM

That is a very odd looking maxillaria. Very nice colors, I thought it was a lycaste.

betoguerrero 10-16-2008 11:21 AM

"The genus Lycaste has plicate, deciduous leaves with short, ovate, thick, ribbed psuedobulbs with 2 or 3, thin, heavily-veined, apical leaves with foliaceous sheaths at the base " ... ORCHIDSPECIES PHOTO ENCYCLOPEDIA.

I'm sure mine is a Maxillaria ... my plant don't have a pseudobulb and the leaves are round and aren't heavy-veined....
The flower could be a Lycaste... maybe a natural hybrid maxillaria - Lycaste????

unhappykat 10-16-2008 09:21 PM

could possibly be a natural hybrid, I believe its called a maxicatse. I have dont have much experience with larger maxillarias though so it could still be one. You dont see anything like it on orchidspecies.com. I would like to know the mname too. Is it fragrant?

bullsie 10-17-2008 10:12 AM

Looks like a lycaste to me also. Most of my maxillaria have pseudobulbs, don't put as high a flower stem out, and none have leaves that are, well, lycaste looking. Nor do the flowers look that way.

On the flip side, seen ones labeled what I never expected so one never knows.

But if it is any help, it is a magnificent flower!!!!!! Let us know if you discover the name.

betoguerrero 10-17-2008 10:28 AM

SORRY ...NO FRANGRANCE
 
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Originally Posted by unhappykat (Post 157304)
could possibly be a natural hybrid, I believe its called a maxicatse. I have dont have much experience with larger maxillarias though so it could still be one. You dont see anything like it on orchidspecies.com. I would like to know the mname too. Is it fragrant?


This maxillaria is not fragrant....
I've showed this maxillaria to a friend, he's like an encyclopedia.... he work 30 years with orchids here in Ecuador... and he told me that this Maxillaria is a kind of Fletcheriana.... very rarely...
I don't think so, it has so many differences with max fletcheriana... but the center of the flower is very simillar... It could be.... I'm not a doctor in maxillarias
anyway ... I wanted put my name on this maxillaria albertoiii is fine... :rofl:

Sandy4453 10-17-2008 10:33 AM

Can totally understand why you're so thrilled. It's a keeper!

betoguerrero 10-17-2008 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by bullsie (Post 157423)
Looks like a lycaste to me also. Most of my maxillaria have pseudobulbs, don't put as high a flower stem out, and none have leaves that are, well, lycaste looking. Nor do the flowers look that way.

On the flip side, seen ones labeled what I never expected so one never knows.

But if it is any help, it is a magnificent flower!!!!!! Let us know if you discover the name.

A friend told me the name, he has 30 years of experience in orchids from Ecuador, he said it is a maxillaria fletcheriana ... very rarely... I'm not sure mine has so many diferences with that maxillaria, but the center is very simillar...

Kyle 10-18-2008 10:45 AM

Hi, your plant is very close to fletcheriana, but some differences. Maybe a new species. the petals are a different shape, the lip isn't rffled like fletcherana. The flowers have good form and I like the tall spike.

betoguerrero 10-20-2008 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Kyle (Post 157742)
Hi, your plant is very close to fletcheriana, but some differences. Maybe a new species. the petals are a different shape, the lip isn't rffled like fletcherana. The flowers have good form and I like the tall spike.

Hi:
Here are the differences that I see... Beetween Fletcheriana - Sanderiana and my Maxillaria:
The leaves from My Maxillaria are bigger and rounder than the Fletcheriana.
My Maxillaria doesn't have Pseudobulbs, the fletcheriana has...
The flower is bigger... the petals have different shape...
The flower of fletcheriana is closed mine is open ...
The Spike is taller and is clean, the spike of Fletcheriana has more kind of leaves in the spike...

I think the flower of my MAX has more coincidences with MAX Sanderiana .... but the different is the tall spike... Sanderiana flowers down and curved...like Stanhopeas...

Here are Photos of my collection FL=Fletcheriana
S= Sanderiana MY= MY Maxillaria


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