It all agars will for the feutre. Glad you no that!

Hugs,
Diana

"Al Pickrel" wrote in message
news:2IrXi.1404$m44.917@trnddc06...
basil has different leaves too. So it's not that either. Basal/Basil,
got it. (Unlike the wench/winch debacle I actually do no their are
different spellings at work here. It just slipped past. ;-). My
favorite mistake of this nature was the agar/auger slip, which preceded
the wench/winch slip by months. Although few seem to remember that one it
was definitely and augur of many colorful word slips to follow.)

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
.. .
and I thought it was a basil keikie on the appendiculata.

Well, if it had turned out to be a basil keiki, at least your wench would
have been able to use it in the spaghetti sauce........

Diana ;o)

So this thing hitched a ride into the county without going officially
through customs.... It is an illegal alien BUT I am sure it can't be
new to science. It has to have been described. I have pulled rare
albino forms of speices out of wholesale boxes and found some very neat
mislabeled species in similar orders but I just can't believe it has
never been seen before...

I was hoping that Eric H would see these pictures and recognize it. He
has been very helpful before with ID.

Anybody know Eric Christenson's email address?


"K Barrett" wrote in message
. ..
Chibae?

K Barrett

"Al Pickrel" wrote in message
news:xv5Xi.862$sN.853@trndny02...
Growing on the bark to the left of the Phal appendiculata is a very
small
monopodial orchid. Does anybody know what it is. The purple flower
on the
Phal appendiculata is about the size of a #2 pencil eraser which
should give
you some idea of how small a plant I am talking about. If you have
any ID
ideas please speak up.

:-) Thanks.
Al