Catasetum incurvum
 

A showy species sect. Anisoceras, that likes to be grown somewhat cooler.
When flowers open, the lip is expanded and flat. When maturing, the sides are curved backwards, hence the name incurvum.
Collected by Mr. Trautmann in Peru, this plant has been propagated artificially. Ctsm. trautmanni is synonymous.

Amazing flowers.
I have always admired your collection of orchids.
You surprise me with orchids I have never seen before.

Beautiful!

Very cool!

Fantastic flowers! Beautiful photos, too.

Awesome. Looks like it's ready to munch on any little critter that gets too close.

Kim

Sweet, enjoy the picture of the hole plant. Thanks

@tuvoc is this a type of carnivorous plant?

This plant is so cool looking I must look into this plant.

These flowers are crazy! I wouldn't even be able to describe what I'm looking at but I know that I love it :P

that is one cool and neat looking incurvum you got there!!