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Old 01-27-2008, 12:48 AM
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Does anyone know where I can get a maxillaria neglecta. Someone, anyone? A division? I'm desperate.
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I know I'm being impatient but nothing???
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Does it go under another name?
I couldn't find too much googling it ..
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Dorothy- I don't believe it does. It's a Central American species if that helps.
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Wow .. this is one orchid I can find very little info on .. I did find, however that Woodstream Orchids has a Maxillaria horichii - "(Panama) This species is quite similar to neglecta and pseudoneglecta, having small pseudobulbs separated by several inches, along a narrow rhizome, giving a cascade effect. Dense clusters of bright orange flowers appear several times a year. Grow intermediate, with moderate light, evenly moist." from Woodstream Orchids
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