Phrag. cristiansenianum 'Do Gordo'

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This this half one that it are of time but already is the second budding this year, therefore already I gained one trófeu with it this year; http://www.caob.com.br/pagina.php?nome=fotos&do=showpic&pid=2886&orderby=pid e already this flowery one of new;
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It's not listed as a valid species anywhere I could find...looks very similar to a longifolium to me, too.
 
Dear Candice,

Phragmipedium christiansenianum GRUSS et ROETH 2001 was described 2001 in
Die Orchidee 52(1): 77; 2001

It was named for the owner of the typeplant Mr. Hans CHRISTIANSEN from Danmark
It is near related to Phrag. pearcei and a member of the section Himantoglossum. The plants were longer time cultivated as compact Phrag. longifolium.

Best greetings

Olaf
 
Dear Candice,

Phragmipedium christiansenianum GRUSS et ROETH 2001 was described 2001 in
Die Orchidee 52(1): 77; 2001

It was named for the owner of the typeplant Mr. Hans CHRISTIANSEN from Danmark
It is near related to Phrag. pearcei and a member of the section Himantoglossum. The plants were longer time cultivated as compact Phrag. longifolium.

Best greetings

Olaf
Who spoke that orquidofilia is not culture!:clap:
 
Wow. someone beat me to it. Not a lot of info though. I think a lot of the long-petaled, green phrags are similar and distinct due to the collection location.
 

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