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Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
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I liked this one because it had such a dark labellum and I was partial to
the varietal name. It is found growing in Mexico right through Central America. ~John |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering
because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. "John Varigos" wrote in message om... I liked this one because it had such a dark labellum and I was partial to the varietal name. It is found growing in Mexico right through Central America. ~John |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those
lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
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Thanks Danny - Reiner piqued my interest as well.
~John "danny" wrote in message . .. I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black'
orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html K Barrett "danny" wrote in message . .. I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
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Thanks for the link, Kathy. I took a photos of Maxillaria schunkeana
benched at one of our meetings this year. This particular clone looked black, but as Reiner observed, it is in actual fact very dark red when seen close up. Perhaps the one Dan has at Hanging Gardens is even darker. Eric do you have a photo of Dan's plant? Cheers John "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black' orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html K Barrett "danny" wrote in message . .. I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
??????
K "John Varigos" wrote in message om... Thanks for the link, Kathy. I took a photos of Maxillaria schunkeana benched at one of our meetings this year. This particular clone looked black, but as Reiner observed, it is in actual fact very dark red when seen close up. Perhaps the one Dan has at Hanging Gardens is even darker. Eric do you have a photo of Dan's plant? Cheers John "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black' orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html K Barrett "danny" wrote in message . .. I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
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Am I missing something as well???
"K Barrett" wrote in message . .. ?????? K "John Varigos" wrote in message om... Thanks for the link, Kathy. I took a photos of Maxillaria schunkeana benched at one of our meetings this year. This particular clone looked black, but as Reiner observed, it is in actual fact very dark red when seen close up. Perhaps the one Dan has at Hanging Gardens is even darker. Eric do you have a photo of Dan's plant? Cheers John "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black' orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html K Barrett "danny" wrote in message . .. I've got a few pictures of this and another closely related plant, and those lips are extremely dark. Even with a closeup flash they don't really show color. I'll have to take another look sometime, they will probably be a super dark red under close inspection. -danny "AusDigi" wrote in message ... Ooh yes, very black. Do you have a close-up of the labellum? I was wondering because the Black-tongue Fingers (Caladenia congesta) labellum isn't actually black when you look at it closely but a really dark red. |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
I have this species, although I haven't bloomed it in a couple years now.
They're dark red. The lips on the Max. cucullata are darker. -danny |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
John,
The plant Kathy linked *IS* Dan's plant! I got a photo today of the plant in question at the Peninsula show - will post a link later tonite when I've got the photo ready. -Eric in SF www.orchidphotos.org "John Varigos" wrote in message om... Thanks for the link, Kathy. I took a photos of Maxillaria schunkeana benched at one of our meetings this year. This particular clone looked black, but as Reiner observed, it is in actual fact very dark red when seen close up. Perhaps the one Dan has at Hanging Gardens is even darker. Eric do you have a photo of Dan's plant? |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
Hi Eric
I knew that that was Dan's plant _ I was wondering whether you had a better photo than that in the link. Re-reading my post I could have worded it better. No wonder Kathy was "???????????". Cheers John "Eric Hunt" wrote in message ... John, The plant Kathy linked *IS* Dan's plant! I got a photo today of the plant in question at the Peninsula show - will post a link later tonite when I've got the photo ready. -Eric in SF www.orchidphotos.org "John Varigos" wrote in message om... Thanks for the link, Kathy. I took a photos of Maxillaria schunkeana benched at one of our meetings this year. This particular clone looked black, but as Reiner observed, it is in actual fact very dark red when seen close up. Perhaps the one Dan has at Hanging Gardens is even darker. Eric do you have a photo of Dan's plant? |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
Folks,
Here's my version. I couldn't get a closeup like Kathy - the plant was firmly ensconced in a display. It's really stunning. That might explain the 83 point AM/AOS! http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericinsf/349869645/ -Eric in SF www.orchidphotos.org "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black' orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
Eric
How about an attachment? ;-( John "Eric Hunt" wrote in message ... Folks, Here's my version. I couldn't get a closeup like Kathy - the plant was firmly ensconced in a display. It's really stunning. That might explain the 83 point AM/AOS! http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericinsf/349869645/ -Eric in SF www.orchidphotos.org "K Barrett" wrote in message ... Eric will have a better picture of this one soon, but here's a 'black' orchid http://www.aospacificcentral.org/PnO...maxschunk.html |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
On Sun, 7 Jan 2007 19:00:08 -0800, "Eric Hunt"
wrote: Folks, Here's my version. I couldn't get a closeup like Kathy - the plant was firmly ensconced in a display. It's really stunning. That might explain the 83 point AM/AOS! http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericinsf/349869645/ -Eric in SF Fantastic. And that certainly appears Black. Who was the comic character -(?) Brenda Star, whose Mystery Man was always bring her black Orchids? Too bad this one is not the big floof they drew in the comics G SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/orchids |
Maxillaria cucullata 'John'
"John Varigos" wrote in message m... How about an attachment? ;-( "Eric Hunt" wrote in message ... http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericinsf/349869645/ Tis a cool, black-looking thing. John, can't you get flickr images? |
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