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| Not sure about most of these plants, a few look like oncidiums and some like dendrobiums, one even looks like a virgin orchid, plus most are not in bloom. The second picture with the flower is an Oncidium Sharry baby |
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| Thank you, guys. I also searched internet and books as well. Unfortunately, they only show flowers Thank you IDing #2. I take it as an Oncidium - quite easy if I had flowers However, #4 is still un-ID'ed Agarrat, is this the one you think is a virgin orchid? I am pretty sure it is an Aussie native - seen similar ones in the wild while bushwalking (NO, I did not get this from the wild). They grow on rocky escarpment along the east coast of Aust. Please have a go at IDing #4 or any other for that matter. Cheers Ed |
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| Okay, I took #4 to a local orchid nursery for identification. It is called Liparis reflexa, or commonly known as onion orchid. Endemic to east Aust. So far so good Well, I know where I put them when they flower... under the neighbours bedroom window Cheers
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