Sedirea japnoica

[trdyl]

Originally Posted by trdyl

If I understand correctly, daruma types are miniatures with round leaves. But to be on the safe side I've emailed Glenn Lehr for a more definitive answer and will let you know what his thoughts are.

Kristen at NWO aka Biochick here replied. Daruma is a general term for miniature Sedirea japonica in the same way nagoran is for the standard sized. Included are minmaru and smaller.

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Originally Posted by AnonYMouse

Google daruma and you'll get those round dolls that rock/wobble. So it stands to reason that the leaves on a daruma-type would be round. I could be wrong.

I did the same thing....

[Call_Me_Bob]

Originally Posted by trdyl

Kristen at NWO aka Biochick here replied. Daruma is a general term for miniature Sedirea japonica in the same way nagoran is for the standard sized. Included are minmaru and smaller.

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I did the same thing....

Interesting! Good to know! Thanks Kristen for the answer! And thanks for emailing her! Guess we could call this one a 'compact' Sedirea!

[Tindomul]

Nice, I guess these are now considered Phalaenopsis japonica?

[Call_Me_Bob]

Originally Posted by Tindomul

Nice, I guess these are now considered Phalaenopsis japonica?

That would be correct.