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What's This Plant?

comments (5) February 19th, 2011 in gallery

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A Florida resident wants to identifiy this plant.  Can you help?  Thanks a lot.

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gstilwell writes: Epidendrum Radicans--usu the inflorences are more orange Posted: 11:32 pm on December 4th
Ailsa_Stephanie writes: Definitely Epidendrum, maybe radicans considering the growth pattern, may have something else hybridized in - flowers are a little large for the species - was it collected in the wild or is that unknown? Posted: 10:54 pm on March 8th
odoratum writes: Thank you Katie and GardenVine. Based on Katie's comments I'm guessing Epidendrum radicans. The photo lacks detail but it's the only one I have and I haven't seen the plant. Posted: 9:00 am on February 20th
katie74 writes: I believe it's a type of epidendrum (orchid) but can't say for sure without closer shots of blooms and leaves :) Posted: 6:56 pm on February 19th
GardenVine writes: it looks like a potatoe vine of some sort. never seen one with the red flowers, but the leaves look similar Posted: 5:14 pm on February 19th
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