Overall Length Of Growth Cane: 17.5 cm
Number Of Leaves Per Growth Or Cane: 3 to 6 apically
Leaf Length: 12.8 cm
Leaf Width: 1.3 cm
Leaf Margin: entire
Leaf Shape: lanceolate
Pseudobulb Length: 16.0 cm
Pseudobulb Width: 0.5 cm
Pseudobulb Margin: cylindrical, swollen at nodes
Pseudobulb Distance: none
Pseudobulb Root Tip: root tip not visible, root hairs fine with brown hairs
Inflorescence Overall Length: 6 cm
Inflorescence Arrangement: alternate loose spiral
Inflorescence Dist Base To Bud: 0.5 cm
Inflorescence Dist Bet Flowers: 0.3 cm
Inflorescence Dist To Sepal: 0.6 cm to base of sepals
Floral Bracts Length: 0.4 cm
Floral Bracts Width: 0.1 cm
Ovary Length: 0.4 cm
Ovary Width: 0.1 cm
Ovary Shape: cylindrical
Ovary Color: pale yellow
Ovary Texture: smooth
Flower Natural Spread Length: 0.7 cm
Flower Natural Spread Width: 0.8 cm
Dorsal Sepal Length: 0.4 cm
Dorsal Sepal Width: 0.2 cm
Lateral Sepals Length: 0,4 cm
Lateral Sepals Width: 0.2 cm
Petals Width: 0.2 cm
Judging Center: Northeast
Award Number: 20245036
Award Date: December 07, 2024
Awarded As: CHM
Approximately three hundred delicate, fragrant flowers and 34 buds on 14 densely flowered, arched inflorescences to 6 cm and, two additional emerging inflorescences originating from distal nodes on the lateral sides of the canes, presented on a 46.5 cm wide x 30 cm tall robust plant grown in sphagnum moss in a 5 cm square plastic pot.Thirty-eight erect cylindrical canes with swollen nodes to 16 cm, diameter 0.5 cm, leaves single, lancolate, displayed apically in groups of 3-5 leaves, margins entire, leaf apex acute; roots fine with hairs, brown, root tips not visible.Flowers stellate, pale yellow, slightly cupped. Sepals and petals triangulate, pale yellow; Lip deltate, reflexed medially, pale yellow suffused burgundy basal two-thirds, column white, anther cap pale yellow.Substance light, texture crystalline. Light, sweet fragrance. Recognized as an attractive specimen with an impressive floriferous display. Country of origin- New GuineaOrigin New Guinea Botanical Garden, New Guinea, unidentified specimen
