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Sat, Jun 6, 09 at 23:57
| One large leaf with its own roots and one flower. It must have separated from the mother plant and can be a starter for someone.
Nick |
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| I'm glad you got it ID'd and from the description in the link below, it sounds just like what your plant did. BTW, it is Epi. falcatum, not falcata. Brooke |
Here is a link that might be useful: Epi. falcatum
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- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (orchidnick@yahoo.com) on Mon, Jun 8, 09 at 1:06
| That description is right on. Paul Gripp at SBOE told me that they dropped a falcatum once and it shattered like a crystal glass. Every leaf separated and they made new plants from them all. The flower as described every where else is pure white. Mine is white and so are some I saw in bloom Saturday. Interesting plant. Nick |
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