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Old 09-26-2018, 08:34 PM
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Miltonia spectabilis is a lovely species. They tolerate warm weather and grow well outdoors.
Here are two versions of this species.



The 3rd plant is a hybrid.
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Old 10-11-2018, 09:10 PM
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A cross of this species, which has larger lip.



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You didn't even mention the fragrance. As if the flowers alone aren't pretty enough, M. spectabilis has an intense, room-filling, powdery floral fragrance.

I love the big lipped hybrid, especially since the petals seem to be relatively flat in appearance. Do you know what the ID on that is?

I agree, this species (like many/most Miltonias) is a good grower in warm to intermediate conditions. They love lots of water year round and bright conditions, which causes them to grow like weeds. Some of my Miltonias have experienced temperatures as low as 32/33F (0C) and as high as 100F+ (38C). While they weren't happy about the extremes, they survived.
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Old 10-14-2018, 10:31 AM
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You didn't even mention the fragrance. As if the flowers alone aren't pretty enough, M. spectabilis has an intense, room-filling, powdery floral fragrance.

I love the big lipped hybrid, especially since the petals seem to be relatively flat in appearance. Do you know what the ID on that is?

I agree, this species (like many/most Miltonias) is a good grower in warm to intermediate conditions. They love lots of water year round and bright conditions, which causes them to grow like weeds. Some of my Miltonias have experienced temperatures as low as 32/33F (0C) and as high as 100F+ (38C). While they weren't happy about the extremes, they survived.
The big lipped one did not have ID. I like miltonia and its crosses very much.
Here is another cross with many flowers.
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