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I got this last weekend at the Taimiami Orchid Festival and did not realize until I got home that there was no id tag, I know it is in the Cattleya family but have no idea what type any ideas?
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No idea, but unless this is a species orchid, it will be almost impossible to ID. Cattleyas have been heavily hybridized, so without a tag, it will always be a NOID. I would, however, call up the grower, show them the picture and ask for an ID. Better if you can email them and show a chain of identification for the plant, then you confirm it's ID that way.
It's lovely though! Just lovely! If this were a miniature, I would get one for myself, ID or not. |
If I could only remember who the vendor is I would have done that. I am hoping that they will be at the Ft. Lauderdale Orchid Festival this weekend. I know it is almost impossible to know the exact species but if I could only know if it is a C., Bc., Blc, Lc., Slc., or Rlc., that would be ok by me, I could name it ??? Taimiami and be satisfied!
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The flowers actually look similar to a Potinara that my daughter killed. Take a look at those and see if that seems reminiscent of your plant. How big is it and how big did the grower say it was going to get?
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It's Ctt. Siamese Doll. They're in bloom all over South Florida right now.
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Tucker,
I just knew if anyone knew what this was it would be you!! Thanks |
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