Pleuro. species id? UPDATE: Pleuro rowleei (dark form)

I received a large plant of this from a species loving friend through our society auction. I don't know what it is and he doesn't know for sure either. Anyone know? It's got one spike open with lots more that will bloom soon. The flowers are about 1/2" long and are dark. It's been growing in intermediate temps. I can probably take better photos if needed. There's no sun today and is dark and dismal.

 

Well how smart are you? Here's the light form on Jay's site http://www.orchidspecies.com/pleurrowleei.htm and a picture of the dark form http://www.orchidspecies.com/orphotdir/pleurothalrowleii.jpg

It sure looks like the dark form to me. No wonder I've been growing it pretty easily since the temp. requirements on this one are from C to W. Thanks Tom, I do believe you nailed it. I assume it's a pretty common one, but I like it.

 

It's outgrowing a 5" pot so hit me up when shipping is safe and I'm sure we can arrange something;>

I'd think you'd already have this one, Josh since Jay's site says it comes from Costa Rica. <poke poke>

 

Josh, I'm sad to say I murdered the Penn's Creek. I'm switching back to my prior medium and method for growing my phrags. I had quite a few phrag casualties this year. Lesson learned.

 

Here are a couple updated, non-fancy photos I don't have a lot of time today:
The older leaves have some spotting, so I don't know if it was grown too bright or too dry , but all the new leaves are a nice, clean limey green and it seems happier. I lost track at 35 spikes. A couple of growths had 3 and 4 spikes per growth. I took a couple quick pics as I don't have the time today for anything fancy. This is my one and only pleuro. I'll have to keep me eye out for other warmth tolerant species.