Here is an orchid tag… anyone know what it is?
25 acorns if you find the species and it matches :)

Image… there are bulb thingies


I believe it is genus Prosthechea but I could be wrong.


Nearly all orchids in this contest will be native to Costa Rica

Yes, I agree, Prosthechea and I see the species as starting with abb
How about Prosthechea abbreviata?
http://www.orchidspecies.com/a...
https://orchids.fandom.com/wik...

Looks about right!
A hard one…

How about a wild stab here
if you can't id it, it is Maxillaria!
How about Maxillaria uncata? The leaves /growth habit looks like a good fit?

I am truly amazed and appalled at your skills!

A very hard one



Here's another one!

You say "here is another one"., looking at the second Tag -
I think Camaridium. Looking at the species, what to do you think about Camaridium ochroleucum?

http://www.orchidspecies.com/m...
I think the growth habit looks like it too.
Camaridium/Maxillaria !😄
I will keep on looking... the 1. tag is a real toughie

I have no ID idea but I enjoy watching contests. @sedumzz You are more generous with the sThan NGA

But did you say 25 acorns? I only see 20 credited :

Gigi, Alex giftet me more than plenty for the C. percivaliana!

Question, is the first tag in its correct orientation?

Ursula said: Gigi, Alex giftet me more than plenty for the C. percivaliana!

Question, is the first tag in its correct orientation?

just teasing Alex. he must have an plantation! He is our international NGA photographer! Lots of plant photos from different countries.

Ursula said: Gigi, Alex giftet me more than plenty for the C. percivaliana!

Question, is the first tag in its correct orientation?

I think ; I'll try adjusting later. In the meantime..,

How about Restrepia muscifera on this one.

I think Lepanthes horichii

Gotta love the 24.99

@Sedumzz posted this upstream



If the 1. letter might be an M, then one might consider Masdevallia?
Masdevallia striatella occurs in Costa Rica.... but I can't make it out on the tag.

I think you're right about the first letter being an "M".

Could the genus be Macradenia?

Pleurothallis
now have to dig a bit on the species, it looks familiar, I know I have grown this one 20 years ago. Let me dig in my brain.