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Chamaedorea tuerckheimii

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Hi Jay,

I haven't seen any of my plants in Colombia since April, but will finally get to see them again in December. I will give you an update then. For the time being I am in Oregon, surrounded by snow in a palm-less landscape.

There is also a group of multi-flowered Sobralias in Colombia with long lasting clusters of fragrant flowers, maybe from the same group you mentioned. Some people even believe plants from this group should be separated into another genus.

Below is an example of one of these, Sobralia dichotoma. I have seen plants over 4m tall. It also grows with Sobralia virginalis near our farm.

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saludos,

Michael

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