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Please help me figure this out!!
Ok, first let me say sorry if I am a little vague or have the idea all wrong but a while back I was looking at miniature orchids for a vivarium and I saw one called the Angry Bunny orchid or something along those lines, and the flowers looked like mad rabbit heads. I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction as far as the correct name scientific or common, because for the life of me I can't find it again?!
Thanks Evan |
This is a shot in the dark, but how about P. lobbii (Phalaenopsis) which has been referred to here (affectionately) as Jessica Rabbit. Also try P. parishii.
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That's a new one to me. I'd like to know what it is if you figure it out.
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how about a Leptoceras Menziesii syn. Caladenia Menziesii, is commonly known as the Rabbit or Hare Orchid.
good luck finding one in captivity in the USA :) They come in bunches and bloom after a bushfire in the Australian outback and they really do look like little mad wabbits http://i30.tinypic.com/2qi05zb.jpg |
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Oh wow! I just looked it up and the Rabbit orchid is native to Western Australia where I live. I never heard of it before. Maybe I'll see one growing in the wild one day.
Marion |
Marion, do you have a link where you 'looked it up'. It would be good to see what it looks like.
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Cool, Does it look like Marion's link then Evan... if so it looks like it's Leptoceras menziesii!
That REALLY looks like a rabbit to me! |
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It really does look like a rabbit doesn't it :coverlaugh: |
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