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First time for Maxillaria cucullata, though we've seen M. tenuifolia a couple times before (2012, 2014).
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Whilst tenuifolia's flowers are certainly not ostentatious, I wouldn't say they're unattractive. But there is little doubt that tenuifolia's biggest selling point/feature is its flowers' fragrance.
Nice spotting on this cucullata. I have one but without the spots. (Much prefer the spotted version.)
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