Epidendrum ID?
Submitted by FLYNN on Mon, 27/02/2012 - 19:05











Score: 8.3, Votes: 3
Any help would do. Thanks!!


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Epidendrum ID?
Submitted by FLYNN on Mon, 27/02/2012 - 19:05
Any help would do. Thanks!!
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Fantastic!!
I'm not an Epidendrum expert; But the flowers are fantastic!!
Jose
Thanks!
Thanks! I have only had this orchid for a year. It is a bit of a monster and takes up a lot of space. I like the flowers too. Apparently it originates from the Phillipines, but I can not be sure.
Brad
ID.
http://www.orchidspecies.com/epibambusiforme.htm
Could this be it?
Warren
Very close!
Hi Warren
The lip looks like a match. The plant description does not match thou. The orchid in question has a panicle flower stem at the end of the cane only, and does not have a racemose, laterally from below the leaves as described on Jays site.
Let me know your thoughts?
Bradley
Try this one
http://www.orchidspecies.com/epiklotzscheanum.htm
The only other one that I can find.
Warren
Could it be?
Is there anybody that can confirm if this is Epidendrum clowesii?
I have searched all info on the web and cant seem to get a good description of plant. Have found a few photos of flowers which look like a match.
I would like to know if Epidendrum clowesii has a terminal flower spike, and also if it flowers again from the bracts the following season there after?
Cheers!
Bradley