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Old 03-20-2013, 03:40 PM
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I bought this from the Blooms on Broadway Orchid Expo. I asked the vendor the name and he told me a species name. I assumed that the plant he sold me would have a tag so I didn't bother to write it down.

It finally bloomed and now I hope someone can help with the ID.



DSC_4435 by tindomul1of9, on Flickr


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Old 03-20-2013, 08:54 PM
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Not one I'm familiar with, Tindo, but it is really gorgeous.
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Those colors look spectacular together!
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Something makes me think its from PNG. Does Dendrobium bracteosum get those colors?

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Doesn't quite look it though.
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I thought, too, that it looked PNGish. I believe it's Dend. sulawesii.

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What about Den. glomeratum or crepidiferum which seems to be the same or related to glomeratum?

Den crepidiferum x sib dark form 02 photo - Artichoke Vinagrette photos at pbase.com
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Den bracteosum does come in magenta, but I don't think this is Den bracteosum. Den bracteosum is a rather smallish plant with a neater and compact growth habit. Plus the flowers usually bloom in larger clusters than the one that Tindomul has, (don't get me wrong, I have seen a few Den bracteosum specimens with just 2-3 flowers per head).

Den sulawesii, Den crepidiferum, and Den glomeratum are synonyms.

Perhaps you can ask the vendor again?

The Dendrobium looks so familiar, but I really can't say what the species is, sorry.
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Thanks all. My problem is refinding the vendor. He was selling Andy's Orchids orchids so I thought the vendor was Andy's Orchids. I called them and they told me they did not participate at the show. Someone else was selling their stuff and the orchid in question is not one of theirs.
I will try again. Thanks all for the great leads.
It is gorgeous and I really like it a lot.


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I thought, too, that it looked PNGish. I believe it's Dend. sulawesii.

PNG???? Guess Papua New Guinea???
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Still in bloom

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