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semianonymity · 2 years
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I want to see the orchids you bought, if that's alright? please and thank you!
I haven't received my own tiny orchids yet, but: a list of what was ordered, part 1!!! With reference pictures!
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Zootrophion alvaroi: this is as open as the flowers get! Very cool! More brightly colored than many other options in the genus, although I was tempted by Zootrophion griffon based off of name alone.
Masdevallia excelsior: one of two Masdevallia species, very lovely! The idea was maximum orchid floral shape diversity.
Aerangis hyaloides: a Madagascan native! And a delight!
Trichoglottis pusilla: should be fragrant, like cherry chapstick or cherry cola! Will need to be very high up in the terrarium right under the lights.
Specklinia (Pleurothallis) grobyi: incredibly tiny! Highly recommended as a starter terrarium orchid! Cute little leaves!
Sigmatostalix (Oncidium) graminea: Not sure how it'll do in the terrarium, but I had to try!
Scaphosepalum ovulare: Again, this is a fully open flower! Like little eggs!
Restrepia dodsonii: A tiny, beautiful alien! Should do very well in a dart frog vivarium.
Restrepia brachypus: A tiny, beautiful, stripey alien! That cost under $6, I had to try it.
Porroglossum dreisei: These remind me intensely of the North American wildflower steer's heads, which I have never had the luck of seo, despite being wildly unrelated. I just love how the flowers look like little creechurs
More to follow, dear friends!
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orchidweb · 1 year
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Restrepia brachypus ‘Fernbrook’: This easy care South American species produces whimsical 2” insectoid like blooms. It flowers twice a year, and would make an excellent addition to your terrarium. Currently offering these in spike. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpfxXJgrU2A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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voxelpushing · 5 years
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Three restrepia brachypus keikis next to the mother plant, which is currently (and pretty much constantly) in bloom.
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solbacka · 5 years
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Something a bit different tonight.
Due to our days being so short that I have been leaving for work and coming back home in total darkness with the days being completely cloudy this past week or more, I haven’t got any new pics from the garden.
However, I’ve been enjoying the plants in my new orchidarium that I built for about a month ago. They have started to grow and this is the first one to flower in there. It’s a Restrepia brachypus. The whole flower is about 3-4 cm tall, the most prominent stripey synsepal being about 2 cm long. What a dash of colour in this darkness!
The holidays are here and I hope that I’ll be able to return to regular posting soon again.
Wishing you all an easy, colourful weekend!
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hirorin2013 · 2 years
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Restrepia brachypus
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Restrepia brachypus by hirorin 2013
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orquideasecobr · 3 years
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Restrepia brachypus Rchb. f. 1886 Restrepia SUBGENUS Restrepia SECTION Restrepia⁠ ⁠ Pleurothallis hawkesii Flickinger 1963; Renanthera striata Rolfe 1892; Restrepia antennifera Lindl. 1859; Restrepia antennifera subsp. striata H. Mohr 1996; Restrepia hawkesii Flickinger 1963; Restrepia striata Rolfe 1891⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #flowers #flower #plants #blossom #botanical #floral #florals #bloom #blooms #orchidee #orchidarium #orchidhouse #orcidea #orquideas #orquidea #orkide #orchideen #orchidstagram #orchidworld #orchids #orchidcollector #orchidlover #orchidshare #orchidspecies #orchidea #orchid #rareorchids #orchidsociety https://instagr.am/p/CKG8PonMMH5/
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voxelpushing · 7 years
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These are two new additions to my collection. I basically geeked out over compact orchids, and brought home a bunch of tiny darlings like this restrepia brachypus (left) and ornithocephalus suarezii (right).
The restrepia was in bloom when I got her, and is done for now.
The ornithocephalus is fixin’ to bloom, actually. He’s supposed to have a bloom about as large as himself. We’ll see.
As with the others, I’m keeping them in semi-hydroponic setup. I didn’t repot the restrepia, but I water her from below, and let a bit of water stay in the cup to keep the humidity high.
The ornithosephalus was packed in sphagnum , so I had to repot him. I’ll have to do that again actually, when the new “pots” arrive. I’ll be using hard plastic cups, and will melt holes in them for drainage.
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