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Old 03-31-2012, 11:02 PM
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An orchid that looks more like a bromeliad or maybe a saxifraga!
It's a tiny thing,fragile and delicate, with intricate bracts and flowers.I think it works more as "a package",rather as flowers alone!
From Brazil, where it grows 2-3 feet from the ground in shade and humidity, yet never on it!
A case of a terrestrial becoming an epiphyte.
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Very nice. looks like a mini bouquet...how do you grow this?
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Very nice. looks like a mini bouquet...how do you grow this?
Like a Pleurothallid.Low light ,intermediate temps,and lots of humidity.
Surprisingly the roots do better on a solid surface with a thin covering of moss,I find.
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