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Coelia bella |
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Syn. Bothriochilus bellus. Grows outside, under shade cloth. | Joy Keyser |
Epidendrum angaritae |
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Grows outside (costal), in moderate shade, and seems to enjoy being rather moist. Close up of the flower. Note the thin petals and larger sepals. | |
Eria coronaria |
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Grows outside (coastal) in semi-shade. It is kept fairly moist. It may bloom on leafless pseudobulbs - don't be too quick to cut them, they may look dead but if not light brown and shriveled, probably are alive. The flowers are very fragrant. |
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| Laelia anceps |  |
Grows outside(coastal). They are very forgiving of winter cold and summer heat. In 2009, they are blooming later than usual ( RF ) Several that usually bloom in December aren't blooming until January. See Special Page for a variety of color forms. | |
Pleurothallis cardiothallis |
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Grows outside(coastal), in shade. It is kept quite moist, since it is below the mounted plants which receive daily watering. Flowers grow from the base of the heart-shaped leaves. Close up of the flower. |
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Pleurothallis truncata |
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Grows outside (coastal), in shade. It is kept fairly moist. These tiny flowers would be pollinated by an ant, or perhaps even a smaller insect. Here is a close-up of an open flower |
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Stelis hallii |
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Grows outside (coastal) in semi-shade. It is kept fairly moist. Plant is only about 2 1/2" tall, flowers are about 1/4". |
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