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Peruvian Andes, blue markings on petals
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A friend photographed this near Machupicchu a few years ago. I've never seen true blue on petals before. Any idea what tribe this beauty might be from? Thanks!
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Doesn't look like an orchid to me.
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It should be from Iridaceae family: Neomerica gracilis. Neomerica gracilis - Apostle Plant - Iridaceae
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I would say that it is definitely an iris. Many people mistake them for orchids.
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That's it - thank you! Not an orchid, but still beautiful :)
---------- Post added at 08:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:31 AM ---------- Good to know, I feel s-l-i-g-h-t-l-y less embarrassed :) |
Its also called walking iris, as it will produce plantlets from stalks that then bend over and starts a new plant. I have seen them in yellow too but the blue is nice IMO.. Def not cold hardy ,but very easy to propogate and makes a nice houseplant.
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