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The Aussies wouldn't consider this a particularly impressive plant (they have seriously high standards for this species), but the white form is relatively uncommon and the plant made a nice display.
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Growing (and sometimes killing) orchids, primarily those of the Cattleya alliance.
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- Renanthera philippinensis
- Oncidium trulliferum
- Dockrillia at POE
- Dendrobium speciosum at POE
- Cattleya percivaliana seedlings
- Cattleya schilleriana verde 'Serra Verde'
- POE
- Cattleya labiata 'Rotunda'
- Cattleya labiata rosada 'Vesper'
- Laelia Carol Easton 4n 'Saniata'
- Cattleya schroederae
- Cattleya walkeriana new growth
- Lc. Luminosa 4n
- Cattleya lueddemanniana semi-alba 'Leyma'
- Sophronitis wittigiana 'Pink Opal' AM/AOS
- Dendrobium × delicatum
- Cattleya (Sophronitis) coccinea 4N
- Bl. Morning Glory x Bc. Mt. Hood 'Plant 1'
- Cattleya jenmanii alba
- D. speciosum spikes
- Cattleya walkeriana 'Dyana Wenzel'
- Cattleya guttata
- Cattleya x paynteri (C. warneri x C. velutina)
- Cattleya labiata f. alba
- Epidendrum veroscriptum
- An Austin TX grower in her greenhouse
- Cattleya trianae
- Dendrobium speciosum buds
- Cattleya purpurata sanguinea
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We really are a picky bunch with this one.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't really thought about it much, but when it comes to speciosums the plants truly have to be the best there is to get much attention.