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Can anyone help ID this one?  Cant seem to find it in my books, it's cool(ish) growing from indochina, the one in the center, (not the dendrobium acinaciforme), thanks.

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Is it highly scented?

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It does have scent if you stick your nose next to it, then again, most of the flowers arent open properly yet, so maybe.

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I was wondering if it was Ceologyne ochracea but that plant has a strong scent.

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Thanks Richard, just looked it up but i think theyre a bit bigger than this plant, would have been nice if it was as i have a small coelogyne collection and a few more would be a nice addition.

Closest looking pic ive got so far is an eria, maybe eria sutepensis, but thats just a guess until i can get some confirmation.

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I strongly encourage you to get a C. ochracea.  It's a fabulous plant that fills the greenhouse with the most amazing scent.  You can get it from most nurseries and it's one of the cheaper plants.  I know Burnham Nurseries sell it.

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View PostRichard Bunn, on 15 July 2012 - 17:54 PM, said:

I strongly encourage you to get a C. ochracea.  It's a fabulous plant that fills the greenhouse with the most amazing scent.  You can get it from most nurseries and it's one of the cheaper plants.  I know Burnham Nurseries sell it.

Sounds interesting ill look into it, thanks for the tip.  :tu: