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HAVE: Lycaste

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Posted by audmer z9 CA (My Page) on
Fri, Nov 3, 06 at 17:11

Lycaste NOID
This is a big one.
It could be Lycaste skinneri var alba.
The flowers are over 5 inches long from sepal to sepal.
The biggest leaf is over 18 inches long.

Pictures taken last week.

Interested in species catts, catasetinae, dockrillias. intermediate growers preferred. No hybrid phals or cane dendrobiums or oncidium intergenerics please.

Thanks!

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RE: HAVE: Lycaste

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I have species catasetums. I'll go get a list of which ones. I'd really love to have this one!

Carolyn

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RE: HAVE: Lycaste, my catasetinae

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Hi,

I have

Catasetum schmidtianum (3-4 smallish pbs, should bloom next season)
Cycnoches barthiorum (2 smallish pbs)
Cycnoches pentadactylon (2 pbs, seems to be small grower)
Catasetum pileatum v. imperiale (red form) (2 pbs, should bloom next season)
Catasetum Rebecca Northern (2 pbs, should bloom next season)
Catasetum orchidglade x sanguina (would divide into 3 pb division, in bloom now)

I also have a number of NOIDs from JEMs Hurricane sale, incl. 1 in spike that may be Ctsm pileatum (the other division has much more mature spike that looks like it may have white flowers). Depending upon what you're interested in, I can even mix 'n match a few for you. I can send pictures of anything you'd like.

Please let me know!
Carolyn

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