Yep, WildCatt. A real benefit to the obsessives like us.

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"Frank H. Kirchner" wrote in message
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Ray,

What was the program that you used to check out the pedigree? Was it
Wildcatt or some other program? It sure would be nice to have such a
complete record on my collection if I ever became obsessive enough to do
it.
LOL

Thanks.

Frank
"Pam" wrote in message
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Perhaps species was the wrong word to use. I was looking at my Ortho
Orchids Book, oncidium pages, and wondered which kind of oncidium that
Aloha Iwanga was. I was trying to decide how large it would get, and
where it originated. (To try to keep it happy.) Is it totally a
hybrid? Do you know how large it will get at maturity? I received
mine with 3 blooming spikes as a Christmas gift. It has finished
blooming. The spikes never went brown, but they didn't appear to be
swelling for rebloom either, so I cut them off yesterday. Did I do
wrong? It has 2 new growths at the base, I am assuming these will be
new bulbs. Any hints on how to keep the Christmas gift happy?


(Pam) wrote in message
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What kind of oncidium is Aloha Iwanga? I have seen it described as
'thin leaf oncidium'. Does anyone know what is its' exact species?