Many thanks to y'all. I think I am going to switch to roses!!!! *g*
Cheers Wendy
"Kenni Judd" wrote in message
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And usually the plants don't care what you call them G.

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Juno Beach Orchids

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"Al" wrote in message
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an orchid by any other name is an orchid by every other name...

"Kenni Judd" wrote in message
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Rob is correct. But, last I heard [I am not sure I'm current on all
the
recent RHS changes], the plant would be a Bepi. [Brassoepidendrum] for
registration purposes [and I hate to imagine what the change would
e --
Rhynchocyclia???]. If you are doing further research, also keep in
mind
that Enc. adenocaula used to be Epi. nemorale.

Good growing,

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Kenni Judd
Juno Beach Orchids

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"Rob Halgren" wrote in message
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Wendy wrote:

The tag reads:- Hybrido Enc adenocaula x digbyana

Question:- Do I have to keep the word "Hybrid" or is that just for
the
grower's purpose to differentiate from a species?
Should the tag be:-
Enc. adenocaula x B. digbyana
Cheer Wendy




No, you can drop el hybrido... And technically, it really
should
be
Enc. adenocaula x Rhynch. digbiyana. As far as my version of
Wildcatt
is concerned, it isn't registered.

Rob

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1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a. See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase
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