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It isn`t my orchid, but a friend of mine really would like to know what she
had dug in Central Park, and how to force it to rebloom ;)))). Unfortunately
she doesn`t have a pic of the flower, only a pic of the plant itself. She
describes the flower as: a single pinkish "bell" with a spur, hanged on a
thin, green inflorescence. The lower lip has white-pink spots. The plant is
tiny, it has about 7 cm. Any ideas ?

here is the link :
http://80.55.153.150/orchidee/sandra...orczyk%203.jpg


thanks and greetings from Poland
Martha

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Looks like a Dendrobium to me?
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Cheers Wendy

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samaki wrote:
It isn`t my orchid, but a friend of mine really would like to know
what she had dug in Central Park, and how to force it to rebloom
;)))). Unfortunately she doesn`t have a pic of the flower, only a pic
of the plant itself. She describes the flower as: a single pinkish
"bell" with a spur, hanged on a thin, green inflorescence. The lower
lip has white-pink spots. The plant is tiny, it has about 7 cm. Any
ideas ?

here is the link :
http://80.55.153.150/orchidee/sandra...orczyk%203.jpg


thanks and greetings from Poland
Martha

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Martha,

Are you serious that it was dug from the wild? This plant could not survive
a winter in Poland or New York City (you said Central Park).

But it does look like a Dendrobium seedling.

-Eric in SF

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It isn`t my orchid, but a friend of mine really would like to know what
she
had dug in Central Park, and how to force it to rebloom ;)))).
Unfortunately

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It looks like a dendrobium to me, if you give me your e-mail adress I can
sent you a small pic of a orchid that could match your discription.
Cheers
Peter

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...
It isn`t my orchid, but a friend of mine really would like to know what
she
had dug in Central Park, and how to force it to rebloom ;)))).
Unfortunately
she doesn`t have a pic of the flower, only a pic of the plant itself. She
describes the flower as: a single pinkish "bell" with a spur, hanged on a
thin, green inflorescence. The lower lip has white-pink spots. The plant
is
tiny, it has about 7 cm. Any ideas ?

here is the link :
http://80.55.153.150/orchidee/sandra...orczyk%203.jpg


thanks and greetings from Poland
Martha