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Nyaueth Riam by Sedirea

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Sedirea japonica, a Japanese orchid with an amazing smell and look.
I'm obsessed with this Phal. (Or Vandopirea?) 'Little One' from @crystalstarnursery . Primary hybrid of Phalaenopsis (formely Sedirea) japonica crossed with Vandopsis perishii. I'm loving the panther spots! I choose the one with the strongest markings. The intense fragrance is like honey and fruit loops and I can smell it as soon as I enter the room! #orchid #orchids #phalaenopsis #phalaenopsisorchid #sedirea #sedireajaponica #phal #flowers
Phalaenopsis japonica (syn. Sedirea japonica).
Orchidaceae: Aeridinae.
By Peter T. Lin. [x]
Sedirea japonica

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Sedirea japonica Nagoran I purchased this recently at the San Francisco Orchid Expo from Seed Engei and I’m really in love with it. c: It just came into full bloom, this photo is a little old. It smells lemony, but also has a waxy tone to it so its not the most pleasant but I appreciate it just the same. During the daytime, it perfumes my entire shade window area, so when I go there to check the plants or tend to my bird I can smell it.
Sedirea japonica x Vandopsis parishii
White flowers with purple details of small Aeridinae:
1. Pteroceras semiteretifolium
2. Sedirea japonica
3. Trichoglottis pusilla
By entobot.