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Old 07-12-2009, 09:07 AM
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Default Platystele orthiziana

This very little plant is blooming in my orchidarium. The flowersize is about 0,1 cm. I'm sorry, but my Digicam is not good enough to make a better picture.



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Awwww it's so cute! Thanks for sharing with us.
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Old 07-12-2009, 05:58 PM
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Very, very cute! Where did you get it from? thanks
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I bought it on an orchidshow in Dresden in March this year after a long talk with the seller about miniature orchids. The Company calls Orquideas del Valle.
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Orquideas del Valle is a well known orchid vendor from Colombia. There are some species of orchids named after the owners, Andrea Niessen and Juan Carlos Uribe.

For example:

Dracula niesseniae

Lepanthes uribei

BTW that is a nice plant.

Too bad it's expensive to buy a macrolens to take nice photos of tiny flowers closeup.
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OMG, its so tiny!
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Dear Karina,

Just one correction - it is Platystele ortiziana, named for Padre Ortiz, the singular expert on Colombian orchids. There is a similar species - P. beatricis - with even smaller flowers!

Andrea and Juan Carlos are wonderful people and doing so much good with their laboratory (I've been there).

Hope that helps, Eric
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very nice plant.... CONGRATS!!!!
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