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Old 07-29-2021, 01:10 PM
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It's not an impressive bloom for this species; but I'm very pleased it bloomed at all.


I most definitely wouldn't have been able to keep the plant alive and (hopefully) well without all the precious tips from Cat experts out there





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i love it!

the frills are thrilling
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Very nice, it looks like some sort of insect - I'm impressed
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Nice fringes!!!
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I was not familiar with this cool species, thank for sharing and nice work!
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Very cool! So frilling!
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Those blooms are gorgeous; congrats!!
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Beautiful! Does it smell minty?
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Thanks all!

My orchids dealer said this species is closely related to Catasetum gladiatorium and barbatum, and is one of the easiest Catasetinae.

It's a first bloom and culture isn't perfect, so it has a lot of room for improvement. Happy plants can be extremely showy and have dozen of flowers at once.


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Beautiful! Does it smell minty?

Not that I can tell yet. Flowers have been open for 3-4 days and are still developing, maybe it'll come later?
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Looks like a RRRRAAAAAWWWRR Feed me Seymour type bloom. Don't get fingers too close, please!
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