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Bulbophyllum makoyanum

15 years ago

What makes this species so attractive is the number of flowers it produces during the course of the year. We are covered with a blanket of snow at the moment so a warm greenhouse with some`colourful orchids is not a bad place to be!

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olyagrove
15 years ago
Adorable, flowers look like pretty daisies!
xmpraedicta
15 years ago
I absolutely love it. I have some problems with these cirhoppetalum-types...I have gracillimum and it produced spikes all of which blasted :(
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jane__ny
15 years ago
Beautiful...daisies indeed!

Jane
ntgerald
15 years ago
Makoyanum has thinner floral parts. Could be brevibrachiatum.
michoice
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks ntgerald, I will check it out.
ifraser25
15 years ago
Delightful, whatever it is. Most of the pics of makoyanum I have seen have been more reddish also.

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