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Gogeous, I like long petals ones! Congrats!

Curious that this also out of season !

Out of season, should be in December or so.

Yes the moss is due to age, ceramic pot here always get this moss over it. Sorry for the delay in answer.

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Here a blooming mature seedling today, first shoot flowering and 2 new ones. Hope you like. image uploadcertificity.com

They are quite easy to grow, as P. pearcei they like a lot of water, well drained pot, watering every day(if possible) in Spring and Summer time. Mine seedlings flower by first shoot( when they get large - say 15 cm each leaf, repot and they will flower!!!). Have a nice growing

Indeed, as I'm not specialist in this genus, searching I think it is Restrepia lansbergii, a close photo say this, sorry the mistake. I came from Ecuagenera labeled as cymbula long time ago( maybe 12 Years or so). free piccertificity.com

This year flowering, not so much flores as last times. photo upload sitescertificity.com

The branched spike, This is an old plant, I divide it, make seed pods, have small seedlings made with symbiotical sowing. Long story it has! image url uploadcertificity.com

Opened today, I like the green ones! image hostcertificity.com adult imagecertificity.com image url uploadcertificity.com

Fantastic shape and color. One of the rare hirtzii hybrids with Caudata section. Like it so much. Congratulations!

As a sample here is a picture from P. longifolium from equador to help. See the staminode shape. picture sharingcertificity.com

Yes it is native to Brazil in Central Plateaux in Chapada dos Veadeiros , state of Goiás. It was confused with Phragmipedium vittatum as an attached scan of an old book of orchids(Pabst &Dungs) illustration made by Margaret M. image free hostingcertificity.com

What a nice composition of pouch and half twisted petals!

This year flowering free picture hostingcertificity.com

Phragmipedium caricinum. photo hosting sites click image upload

Very nice color! Pouch and staminode resembles sargentianum.

Very good ones!

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