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paphioboy

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Can anyone please identify this for me? I bought it as cruentum also... The whole plant is pretty small, only about 6 inches tall at first blooming... these pics were taken during its last blooming. sorry i don't have bigger pics at the moment... Thanks! :)
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Roth

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Berrak, very nice plant...

Paphioboy, your plant is a mericlone made by Doi Tung in Thailand of one of their good quality cruentum.
 

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Thanks, Sanderianum... I'm amazed that you can identify the orgin of my plant by just looking at it... :)

Not that difficult, there are not that many real cruentum available in Thailand or Malaysia at present time, and only 2 sources, one from the wild, with different type lips, or the ones from Doi Tung, mericlone of a single plant that has the very same flower. I would not trust any other sources at the moment actually ( Thais have done too many hybrids and backcrossing).
 

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Not that difficult, there are not that many real cruentum available in Thailand or Malaysia at present time, and only 2 sources, one from the wild, with different type lips, or the ones from Doi Tung, mericlone of a single plant that has the very same flower. I would not trust any other sources at the moment actually ( Thais have done too many hybrids and backcrossing).

It is a shame that peoples mix-up things so much (specially if it is done purposedly for financial benefit)

here is the link to a nice picture of suzuki.
http://www.aospacificcentral.org/OakSept2004/suzukii.html
and a link to the description that sounds very much like what Sanderianum is talking about
http://sciencelinks.jp/j-east/article/200219/000020021902A0611559.php
and a very nice picture of tobaense
http://www.aospacificcentral.org/SFNov2004/dentobaense.html
 

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