Not an orchid but I'm sure one of you will have the answer:

[Mahon]

Originally Posted by harrywitmore

This are not native to Central or South America but the South Pacific islands such as Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia, Malaysia, etc.

I knew they were native to Asia, but thought they may have also been distributed in the Americas. I will have to find the picture of the large plants in situ in the rainforest... perhaps it was a relative of Dischidia then?

-Pat

[terrestrial_man]

Sue, no puede leer?

[Gin]

No ants here either , a few years ago I put mine in a clay pot in Av. mix . it blooms a lot and produces seeds . Gin

[harrywitmore]

OK, I'll bite, What does 'puede leer' mean?

[Gin]

Yes I can.... but kint speeel . better tell tman or you might get this lolol

[Tindomul]

Literally it means, "Can read". Im lost, and not sure how that fits into the thread though.

[justatypn]

Yes, after reading Harry's post, if Harry left an opening message....

Aboard Harry, its great when we pull out a lurking member and they join in .

Introduce yourself and share with your OB friends your growing area, 's, experiences and location.

We are here to pull it out of you...

[harrywitmore]

Cheryl, I did introduce myself and I am happy to be here. Dischidias are my thing so this thread caught my eye. Evedently at the rate I have been buying orchids, they are my thing also and yes I can read, write and rithmatic also. I also have white hair but I guess that isn't relative to the discussion either.

[cb977]

[thakshila smith]

You grow it in a sea shell .Nice one. Do you pierce it?