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| Eria
500 or so species make up this genus which is distributed from China to the south Pacific islands. It is related to Dendrobium but many have pseudobulbs instead of canes. Can be mounted on bark or hanging baskets. These plants like a short rest after the growth cycle. |
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| Leptotes bicolor | ||
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| Masdevallia A genus of around 350 species found from Mexico down to Brazil. They grow as ephiphytes quite high up in the Andes, so they like cool damp conditions. The flowers are extremely showy and they are fast growers, needing repotted every 2 years.more |
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| Masdevallia constricta x welischii | ||
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| Masdevallia A genus of around 350 species found from Mexico down to Brazil. They grow as ephiphytes quite high up in the Andes, so they like cool damp conditions. The flowers are extremely showy and they are fast growers, needing repotted every 2 years.more |
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| Masdevallia davisii elena x constricta | ||
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| Lycaste
Found throughout latin america, there are 45 species of this genus. The plants are ephiphytes with small pseudobulbs and 2 to 4 leaves. |
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| Lycaste skinneri | ||
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| Lycaste
Found throughout latin america, there are 45 species of this genus. The plants are ephiphytes with small pseudobulbs and 2 to 4 leaves. |
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| Lycaste lasioglossa x skinneri | ||
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| Masdevallia A genus of around 350 species found from Mexico down to Brazil. They grow as ephiphytes quite high up in the Andes, so they like cool damp conditions. The flowers are extremely showy and they are fast growers, needing repotted every 2 years.more |
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| Masdevallia davisii george x constricta | ||
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| Masdevallia A genus of around 350 species found from Mexico down to Brazil. They grow as ephiphytes quite high up in the Andes, so they like cool damp conditions. The flowers are extremely showy and they are fast growers, needing repotted every 2 years.more |
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| Masdevallia floribunda galleottiana | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria brunnea | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria chrysantha | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria crassifolia | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria ochroleuca | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria phorphyrostele | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria praestans | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria rufescens | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria splendens | ||
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| Maxillaria
This genus from the americas is almost 700 strong and is found in Florida all the way down to Argentina. Most are ephiphytes that like intermediate conditions. They have pseudobulbs with 1 to 4 leaves. Flowers are produced singly from the base of the pseudobulbs. Watering should be continued throughout the year. |
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| Maxillaria tenuifolia | ||
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| Micropera An asian genus ranging from India to Australia, there are 15 species of these monopodial ephiphytes. They like intermediate to warm conditions with uniform wtering all year round. |
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| Micropera apiculata | ||
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| Miltonia
A genus of 10 species from Brazil. They have pseudobulbs with 1 or 2 leaves, the flowers appear at axils of the sheaths. The flowers do not have a spur, the sepals and petals are separate and the lip is large and flat. |
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| Miltonia flavescens | ||
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| Miltonia
A genus of 10 species from Brazil. They have pseudobulbs with 1 or 2 leaves, the flowers appear at axils of the sheaths. The flowers do not have a spur, the sepals and petals are separate and the lip is large and flat. |
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| Miltonia regnellii | ||
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| Miltonia
A genus of 10 species from Brazil. They have pseudobulbs with 1 or 2 leaves, the flowers appear at axils of the sheaths. The flowers do not have a spur, the sepals and petals are separate and the lip is large and flat. |
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| Miltonia spectabilis | ||
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| Miltonia
A genus of 10 species from Brazil. They have pseudobulbs with 1 or 2 leaves, the flowers appear at axils of the sheaths. The flowers do not have a spur, the sepals and petals are separate and the lip is large and flat. |
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