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- David MorseParticipant7 years, 11 months ago
Amazing!
- AnonymousInactive7 years, 11 months ago
Phalaenopsis hyerogliphica
I was so excited to get this plant, and though it did came with one (still green) flowerspike, it is currently flowering from two new flower spikes…
It is native to certain islands of The Philippines, considered vulnerable to extinction and is protected since 1975…
Not much known about its natural habitat and pollinators. It is found at elevations bellow 500 meters, of it’s genus this species grows in the coolest and deeply shady locations of humid forests.
(Info from: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phalaenopsis_hieroglyphica)
- David MorseParticipant7 years, 1 month ago
I love these, especially the dappled ones. They look so delicate and unusual. You are truly a wizard with orchids, Eszter!
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Phalaenopsis Princess Kailuani
Parentage: violacea x amboinensis
There are many colour variants of this cross, the one I have has a deep colour and a sweet scent