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Laelia fournieri and Miltonia regnelli Laelia fournieri and Miltonia regnelli
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Old 03-07-2007, 05:16 PM
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Default Laelia fournieri and Miltonia regnelli
The flowers are a little harmed (the weather is abnormally hot this year) but still cute!

Brazilian Laelias have new names; the rupiculous are Sophronitis (according Van den Berg et al. 2000) or Hoffmannseggella (according Castro & Chiron 2002). Its awful anyway, but for me they are for ever Laelias!
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Thanks for the photos! They are still Laelias for most of us, and will be after they change the names a few more times.....
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Nice ones there! I like those silvery leaves on the laelia
I have a Miltonia regnelli 'alba'
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Thanks for the pics! I love Laelias.
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Very nice Thanks for sharing
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That Laelia is really different ....love the foliage!
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Thanks for sharing, the foliage of strong structure and delicate flowers...awesome
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