I've got a couple of line bred seedlings. Here is a pic. of one.
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Pic. of another in link. I do not know how much these differ from the typical plants in the wild.
Easy to grow and rewarding in my conditions

Here is a link that might be useful: Another clone

This post was edited by arthurm on Wed, Jul 3, 13 at 18:35

Arthur - the pic on Flickr looks a lot more like what I'm used to. The trouble is that there are dozens, if not hundreds, of closely related Encyclias that look a lot alike, and are quite variable on top of it. It would probably take an expert on the genus looking at the live plant and flowers to tell. I'll just go ahead and enjoy the way it looks and smells.
Tucker

I have a plant which has flower similar to yours, Tucker, it's labeled tampense. I'm tacking it to a species meeting this Saturday where an Encyclia nutter group attends. They will give me an accurate ID, I will report.

Nick