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Some Fall Lepanthes

Discussion in 'Orchid Species' started by Alex Shepack, Nov 26, 2022.

  1. Alex Shepack

    Alex Shepack Active Member

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    Cooler weather has brought on some great blooms!

    Lepanthes jubata (?)
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    Lepanthes....not contingens
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    Lepanthes deformis (?)
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    Lepanthes...no clue
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    Lepanthes...even less idea
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    Lepanthes pterygion (?)
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    Lepanthes...not even sure it belongs in this genus
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    Lepanthes echo
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    Lepanthes tigrina
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    Lepanthes felis "Verde"
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    Lepanthes ribes
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    Would gladly entertain any identification thoughts on these!
     
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  2. Alfonso Doucette

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    OMG.... SO NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :hearteyes: :hearteyes: :hearteyes: :hearteyes:
     
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  3. Alfonso Doucette

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    I love the L. tigrina!!!!

    What is your photography set up!? Your photos are BEAUTIFUL!!!!
     
  4. Alex Shepack

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    Thank you!!!!

    That L. tigrina is a great clone. I'll have to grab a photo of the whole plant.

    I'm a Nikon-ite. I use a modified R1C1 setup with a 105mm lens; originally acquired for photographing frogs, but it works quite well for this!
    I'll be honest though, the best piece of equipment I have at the moment is a soldering station with flexible arms. I use it to hold the mounts and sometimes to move leaves around when I'm photographing. It is well worth the cost!
     
  5. Marni

    Marni Well-Known Member Staff Member Supporting Member

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    Alex, very nice!
     
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    ash1de Well-Known Member

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    Great growing, Alex!
     
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  7. Alfonso Doucette

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    That is so cool!!! Thanks for sharing this information! I'm definitely in need of better lighting, right now I'm using some spare growlights I have. Christmas is coming up so I'll see if I can get friends and family to help me out with some of the equipment I'm missing!

    I still have a lot to learn about photography! Thanks also for sharing the bit about the R1C1 setup before!! I'd never heard of that, but I found a little youtube clip explaining it:
     
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