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Gabriel Borges 05-06-2020 06:30 AM

Please help me to identify this cattleya
 
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Hi, everyone!

Need some help to identify some orchids that i've earned last year.

I was trying to do it, but i have no knowledge yet. If you guys may help me, i wolud be so grateful.

:hello

Clawhammer 05-06-2020 11:28 AM

Cattleya Percivaliana semi alba would be my guess.

What is the fragrance like?

Gabriel Borges 05-06-2020 11:44 AM

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Very soft fragrance. Anexed another picture so may be help a little more.

I've been thinking in a percivaliana or a trianae...

It has a small and very light purple shading at the ends of the petals and a scratch at the tips of the 3 sepals

Clawhammer 05-06-2020 11:58 AM

Triane usually blooms at Christmas. I will let other more seasoned vets chime in.

Beautiful plant!

Gabriel Borges 05-06-2020 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Clawhammer (Post 920280)
Triane usually blooms at Christmas. I will let other more seasoned vets chime in.

Beautiful plant!

Thanks!!:D

Roberta 05-06-2020 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Clawhammer (Post 920280)
Triane usually blooms at Christmas. I will let other more seasoned vets chime in.

Beautiful plant!

Well, it is late fall in Brazil. So maybe. I wonder if the semi-alba one with the broad lip might be C. labiata. The other might be percivaliana, I'm not knowledgeable enough on the Catt species to know the variations that are possible.

Gabriel Borges 05-06-2020 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Roberta (Post 920309)
Well, it is late fall in Brazil. So maybe. I wonder if the semi-alba one with the broad lip might be C. labiata. The other might be percivaliana, I'm not knowledgeable enough on the Catt species to know the variations that are possible.

Same orchid in all photos. Flash has whitened the foto in the second day opening. In third day, became less white (coerulea, isn't??).

Roberta 05-06-2020 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Gabriel Borges (Post 920310)
Same orchid in all photos. Flash has whitened the foto in the second day opening. In third day, became less white (coerulea, isn't??).

Ah... looking at the bloom times of my Catt species, I see that C. labiata typically blooms for me in October in the northern hemisphere... which would be right about now for the same season in the southern hemisphere. So... maybe C. labiata semi-alba or coerulea?

Gabriel Borges 05-06-2020 04:06 PM

Where can I get a method for classifying orchids? Do we have relevant literature for this?

Roberta 05-06-2020 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Gabriel Borges (Post 920313)
Where can I get a method for classifying orchids? Do we have relevant literature for this?

There is LOTS of literature. In fact, I would expect that the Brazilian orchid societies have lots of pictures and references... more than any place else. Also the American Orchid Society AOS.org . There's so much "data" that finding that bit of information that you're seeking in the volume will be the challenge.

Coordenadoria das associações orquidófilas do Brasil, also the websites of the various Brazilian orchid nurseries will have lots of pictures.


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