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Originally Posted by King_of_orchid_growing:)
I happen to love Pleuros. At one point my collection consisted mostly of Pleuros and Bulbos (talk about weird!). But not everyone does.
Often the complaints are that their flowers are too small. Or they're too weird. And my favorite, they look like weeds.
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The 1st time I seen it I thought somebody cut a flower and place it on the leaf.
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Originally Posted by King_of_orchid_growing:)
Louis_C, Encyclia (Anacheilum) fragrans is pretty fragrant. Might not be as fragrant as Aerangis fastuosa or Brassavola cucullata, but you won't have problems smelling them either.
Encyclia (Anacheilum) cochleata and Enc (Anacheilum) radiata are both equally as fragrant as Enc fragrans. Enc cochleata being the more unusual flower.
All the Enc (Anacheilum) species mentioned are easy growers.
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It seem like a good choice. I think you from L.A as well right? Do you know any good place to buy orchids?
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