Dear ODG - As many of you might already know - although more typical to find Anguloa's producing single flowers per inflorescence it is not too uncommon to have two. I have seen this occurr on A.cloesii, A.cliftonii, A.brevilabris, and A.dubia in my collection but never on any of the other species. Double flowers are also not an uncommon thing on many of the modern skinneri based lycaste hybrids. I know of a clone of Lycaste macrophylla in one collection that is said to produce multiple flowers per stem on a regular basis and I even think that this plant received a JC/AOS. I don't konw what might be the cause of this phenomenon but I am also sure that it has to do with cultural factors. I would be interested if anyone has seen this occurr on plants in the wild. Sincerely Marc
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