Finding

SITF has determined this plant to be Coelogyne incrassata, not Coelogyne monilirachis (Nov 2025). Photos of C. monilirachis in the IOSPE and in the orchidroots.com do not show the transverse band on the lip as pictured on this plant. The key in the Coelogyne Section from The Genus Coelogyne - A Synopsis Book by Dudley Clayton keys this out as C. incrassata var. incrassata based on the 'translucent pale brown' color, the three keels terminating at the base of the midlobe (also in the key for monilirachis) and the white lip with a 'transverse red bar' which all agree with this flower. The photo shown in the POWO does not appear to agree with other sources, including the Coelogyne book by Clayton.

Finding

SITF confirms this plant as Eulophia ugandae (Nov 2025). A description can be found at https://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000254528 for Oeceoclades ugandae (Rolfe) Garay & P.Taylor, which is synonymous with Eulophia ugandae. This plant matches photos of E. ugandae in the orchidroots.com.

Finding

SITF confirms this plant as Psychopsis sanderae (Nov 2025). The column is very distinctive on this species. It matches the column on the flower closeup on the IOSPE website with what looks like osmophores on the ends of numerous stalks. It also matches the flower image of P. sanderae in Joao Almeida's side by side comparison images also shown in the IOSPE.

Finding

SITF has determined this plant not to be Masdevallia caudata, but an unknown hybrid most likely with M. caudata, possibly like Masdevallia Spring Pepper or similar. A photo from Ecuagenera's website that is listed as M. caudata 'Gigi' looks like a very dark M. caudata, but this award does not look like the Ecuagenera photo of 'Gigi'. This plant does not match any of the recognized forms of M. caudata or former species recently reduced to synonymy for M. caudata. It is likely an unknown hybrid.

Finding

SITF confirms this plant as Lepanthes tenuiloba (Nov 2025). The leaf and flower form and colors are a good match to L. tenuiloba. The drawing and closeup of L. tenuiloba in the IOSPE matches this plant with the form of the leaf tip showing some unusual details. This is a very close match to the images in the orchidroots.com.

Finding

SITF confirms this plant as Podochilus serpyllifolius (Oct 2025). The flower size, leaf size and the position of the inflorescences match the description of P. serpyllifolius found in Gardens’ Bulletin Singapore 68(1): 87–95. 2016, "New records of Orchidaceae" from Bali, Indonesia". This is the only species that match this plant's leaves and flower shape. P. serpyllifolius and this plant have a very large mentum. The name, serpyllifolius, also refers to the plant looking like Thyme, which also fits this plant.