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Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib

2024-08-14T10:40:18Z

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[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.54.34.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Full plant (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.54.36.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Two spikes (2024-08-13)]]

Received: 2024-07-10

Light: 12000 - 19000 lux; 1200 - 1800 foot candles

Temperature: Summer days average 30 - 31℃, and nights average
21 - 23℃, with a diurnal range of 7 - 9℃. The plants are
unusually tolerant of temperature extremes

Humidity: 75 - 85% during the summer

Watering: Plants should be kept moist during the growing season. The rainfall pattern is wet/dry

Fertilisation: 1/4 - 1/2 strength, applied weekly during the growing season.
Healthiest if given frequent feedings during the short growing season

Rest period: Days average 22 - 28℃, and nights average 8 - 14℃, with a winter diurnal range of 12 - 14℃. Night temperatures frequently approach 4℃ during the dry winter, when humidity falls below 60%. A 2 - 4 month cool, drier rest with increased light is necessary for blooming and plant survival. Water should be
reduced to occasional misting, but humidity should be sufficiently high to
prevent dehydration of the leaves. Fertiliser should be eliminated during
the dry period. As temperatures cool, the plants require less moisture.

In the habitat, the period of low rainfall is extremely long, but except
for 2 months, the humidity levels indicate frequent fog and morning dew.
In addition, the decaying material around the roots in the plant's natural
habitat helps collect and hold additional moisture during the dry season
and increased nutrient levels during the growth period.

Blooming: Inflorescences are 10cm long, usually slender and suberect. Healthy plants may produce more than a single spike. 4 - 5 flowers per inflorescence. The blooms develop sequentially. Each flower lasts about a month if kept cool, so several are open at a time. The flowers are 2.5cm or less across, fleshy, creamy white, and star-shaped. The semicircular lip is white, marked with 2 wide, vertical brown bands

Vanda cristata

2024-08-14T10:17:25Z

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[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.50.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.54.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.57.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)]]

Received: 2024-07-10

Section: Cristatae

Light: Partial sun; 27000 - 38000 lux; 2500 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Cool, intermediate to warm; 5 - 35℃; 40 - 95℉

Humidity: 50 - 70%

Watering: 3 - 5 waterings per week (let dry lightly between waterings)

Blooming: Spring and summer on an axillary, descending, short, few (2 - 6) flowered inflorescence with short, broad bracts that are shorter than the leaves. It has fragrant floral scented, waxy, long-lived flowers with horns on the apex of the lip

Notes: 
2024-08-14: When the plant arrived no roots had substantial growing tips; since feeding Kelpak and Nutrifeed the root tips have started active growth

Laelia rubescens

2024-08-14T10:11:21Z

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[[File:Laelia_rubescens.jpg|thumb|''Laelia rubescens'' (not my photo)]]

'''Common Names:''' Rosy Tinted Laelia 
'''Scented:''' yes 
'''Light Requirements:''' full sun 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' cool to hot 
'''Blooms:''' autumn to winter 
'''Flower Size:''' 4 to 7cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Amalia acuminata'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Amalia peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Amalia rubescens'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Bletia acuminata'' Rchb.f 1861; ''Bletia peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Rchb. f. 1861; ''Bletia rubescens'' Rchb.f 1861; ''Bletia violacea'' (Rchb. f.) Rchb. f. 1861; ''Cattleya acuminata'' Beer 1853; ''Cattleya pendicularis'' Beer 1854; ''Cattleya rubescens'' Beer 1854; ''Laelia acuminata'' Lindley 1841; ''Laelia inconspicua'' H.G.Jones 1974; ''Laelia peduncularis'' Lindley 1842; ''Laelia pubescens'' Lemoine 1852; ''Laelia rubescens f. peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Halb. 1993; ''Laelia violacea'' Rchb.f 1854

A Central American, medium sized, cool to hot growing epiphyte and occasional lithophyte with a single (rarely 2) leaf of dry areas and wooded regions in seasonally dry, deciduous forests at an elevation of sea-level to 1700 metres on exposed tree trunks where they withstand full sun for hours, yet get plenty of air movement to cool down. They are distinguished from other Laelia by their compessed, ovoid, wrinkled, dark green pseudobulbs subtended by papery sheaths carrying a single (rarely 2) leathery, apical, oblong-ovate, spreading or suberect, leathery, v shaped in cross-section, obtuse, basally clasping leaf and they flower in the autumn and winter on a new growth on a to 90cm long, terete inflorescence with fragrant flowers all clustered at the apex that may close at night or not, covered in papery sheaths. Mount on tree fern slabs and give bright light and ample water while growing and a dry winter rest after flowering.

Notes: 
2024-07-06: Flowers opened 
2024-08-14: All of the original buds have fallen, one late-opener still going strong

Laelia rubescens

2024-08-14T10:10:34Z

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[[File:Laelia_rubescens.jpg|thumb|''Laelia rubescens'' (not my photo)]]

'''Common Names:''' Rosy Tinted Laelia 
'''Scented:''' yes 
'''Light Requirements:''' full sun 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' cool to hot 
'''Blooms:''' autumn to winter 
'''Flower Size:''' 4 to 7cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Amalia acuminata'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Amalia peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Amalia rubescens'' (Lindl.) Heynh. 1846; ''Bletia acuminata'' Rchb.f 1861; ''Bletia peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Rchb. f. 1861; ''Bletia rubescens'' Rchb.f 1861; ''Bletia violacea'' (Rchb. f.) Rchb. f. 1861; ''Cattleya acuminata'' Beer 1853; ''Cattleya pendicularis'' Beer 1854; ''Cattleya rubescens'' Beer 1854; ''Laelia acuminata'' Lindley 1841; ''Laelia inconspicua'' H.G.Jones 1974; ''Laelia peduncularis'' Lindley 1842; ''Laelia pubescens'' Lemoine 1852; ''Laelia rubescens f. peduncularis'' (Lindl.) Halb. 1993; ''Laelia violacea'' Rchb.f 1854

A Central American, medium sized, cool to hot growing epiphyte and occasional lithophyte with a single (rarely 2) leaf of dry areas and wooded regions in seasonally dry, deciduous forests at an elevation of sea-level to 1700 metres on exposed tree trunks where they withstand full sun for hours, yet get plenty of air movement to cool down. They are distinguished from other Laelia by their compessed, ovoid, wrinkled, dark green pseudobulbs subtended by papery sheaths carrying a single (rarely 2) leathery, apical, oblong-ovate, spreading or suberect, leathery, v shaped in cross-section, obtuse, basally clasping leaf and they flower in the autumn and winter on a new growth on a to 90cm long, terete inflorescence with fragrant flowers all clustered at the apex that may close at night or not, covered in papery sheaths. Mount on tree fern slabs and give bright light and ample water while growing and a dry winter rest after flowering.

Notes:
2024-07-06: Flowers opened
2024-08-14: All of the original buds have fallen, one late-opener still going strong

Vanda cristata

2024-08-14T10:07:22Z

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Ascocentrum christensonianum

2024-08-14T10:06:44Z

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[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.46.06.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Ascocentrum christensonianum (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.46.09.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Ascocentrum christensonianum (2024-08-13)]]

Received: 2024-08-01

General: Miniature to medium-sized, hot to warm growing, monopodial epiphyte that has an erect stem enveloped completely by leaf bearing sheaths carrying strap shaped, acutely tridenticulate apically leaves. The leaves are 10-16cm long and 0.5-0.8cm wide. Their colour is fern-green when they grow in shade, but they get intense red when they grow in full sun

Light: 35000 - 45000 lux

Temperature: The average temperature of the summer day is 32℃, the night 23℃, and the daily difference is 9℃. The average temperature of the winter day is 27-28℃, the night 19-21℃, and the daily difference is 6-8℃

Humidity: For most of the year needs humidity of 75-80%, but for a period of about 1 month during the autumn rainy season it increases to 85%

Watering: Should be watered daily during active growth, but their roots must always dry between watering. Fogging between watering carried out in the early morning is beneficial, especially during hot and dry weather

Fertilisation: It is recommended to feed weekly 1/4-1/2 of the usual dose of fertiliser for Orchids. From spring to mid-summer, it is more useful to use a fertiliser with a high nitrogen content, and then to the end of autumn with a high content of phosphorus

Rest period: In winter, when not in active growth, the amount of water should be reduced, especially if grown in conditions of a dark short day. If the amount of water is limited, fertilisation should also be reduced. When new growths appear in the spring, regular watering and fertilisation should be resumed

Blooming: Blooms in the spring and autumn on an erect, axillary, 10-15cm long, several-flowered inflorescence. Flowers are 1.4cm in diameter, with a slightly bucket shape are arranged along almost the entire length of the inflorescence. They are pale pink, pink or lavender-pink and have a pink lip, which has a purple spot in the middle

Ornithophora radicans

2024-08-14T10:05:58Z

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Received: 2024-07-10

Light: 15000 - 23000 lux; 1400 - 2100 foot candles

Temperature: The average temperature of the summer day is 29 - 31℃, the night 18 - 20℃, and the daily difference is 11 - 12℃. The average temperature of the winter day is 19 - 20℃, the night 9 - 10℃, and the daily difference is 10℃

Humidity: In autumn and winter needs humidity of 75 - 80%, but in spring and summer it drops to 65 - 70%

Watering: Precipitation is moderate to heavy throughout the year. The cultivated plants should often be watered during active growth, but excellent drainage should be ensured

Fertilisation: Weekly use of 1/4 - 1/2 of the recommended dose of orchid fertiliser is recommended. You can use sustainable fertiliser throughout the year, but you can also use high-nitrogen fertiliser from spring to mid-summer, and then until the end of autumn use high-phosphoric fertiliser

Rest period: In winter you can slightly reduce the amount of water, especially when grown in the conditions of a short, dark day in winter. The plants, however, can never dry up completely, and the pseudobulbs can not be excessively wrinkled. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until spring

Blooming: Blooms in the summer and autumn on an arching, slender, 18cm long, loosely several flowered inflorescence carrying tiny fragrant flowers. The small flowers are 0.6 - 1.0 cm long from the top of the dorsal petal to the edge of the lip. The flakes of both whorls are white to lemon-green. The lip is white with a large yellow or orange thickening. The spine is dark purple - purple

[[File: Ornithophora_radicans.jpg|thumb|''Ornithophora radicans'']]

'''Code:''' ORPHA.0x0000, ORPHA.0x0001

'''Common Name:''' The Ground Rooting Ornithophora 
'''Scented:''' yes 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial shade 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' intermediate to hot 
'''Blooms:''' summer and autumn 
'''Flower Size:''' 5mm to 1cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Ornithophora quadricolor'' Barb. Rodr. 1881; ''*Sigmatostalix radicans'' Rchb. f. 1864

Found in South-East and Southern Brazil near the coast at elevations around 400m as a miniature sized, warm to hot growing epiphyte with thin, narrow, oblong-ligulate, compressed, ancipitous pseudobulbs subtended basally by several, distichous, leaf-bearing sheaths and carrying 2 apical, grass-like, cuneate, linear-ligulate, acute, membraneous leaves that blooms on an arching, slender, 18cm long, loosely several flowered inflorescence occurring in the summer and autumn with tiny fragrant flowers. Best grown on a slab of tree fern in warm to cool temperatures, moderate shade and kept moist year-round except for a short dry rest after the pseudobulb has matured.

Dendrobium moniliforme

2024-08-13T16:04:31Z

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Received: 2024-08-01

Section: Dendrobium

Light: 21000 - 38000 lux; 2000 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Cold to hot. High's can be as much as 38℃; during autumn and winter months day temperatures can be below 0℃ but plants should stay on the drier side during cold periods. It is critical that plants be exposed to temps as low as 10℃ or lower for at least a couple of weeks in order to bloom well in the spring. Without a cold period, plants will grow well but produce fewer flowers.

Humidity: ???

Watering: Ample water and fertiliser in spring and summer while the plants are in active growth and in flower, reducing quantities during cooler winter days. To maximise flowering, give plants a drier season in winter by allowing them to dry completely between waterings. Plants that are watered well through winter tend to produce keikis rather than flowers in spring.

Rest period: ???

Blooming: Primarily in late winter or early spring and sometimes again in late summer. Each inflorescence has one or two flowers and may have several inflorescences per cane

Notes: Temperatures down in the 50's (10℃) in winter will ensure good growth and blooming in the next season

[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_17.55.25.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Full plant (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_17.55.23.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Close-up of new cane (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_17.55.27.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Bud(s)? Keiki? (2024-08-13)]]

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2024-08-13T16:00:27Z

Admin: Dendrobium moniliforme bud(s) or keiki? (2023-08-13)

== Summary ==
Dendrobium moniliforme bud(s) or keiki? (2023-08-13)

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2024-08-13T15:59:22Z

Admin: Dendrobium moniliforme close-up of new cane (2023-08-13)

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Dendrobium moniliforme close-up of new cane (2023-08-13)

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2024-08-13T15:58:05Z

Admin: Dendrobium moniliforme full plant (2024-08-13)

== Summary ==
Dendrobium moniliforme full plant (2024-08-13)

Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib

2024-08-13T14:59:14Z

Admin: Created page with "Full plant (2024-08-13) Two spikes (2024-08-13)"

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2024-08-13T14:57:33Z

Admin: Two spikes on Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib (2024-08-13)

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Two spikes on Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib (2024-08-13)

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2024-08-13T14:55:55Z

Admin: Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib (2024-08-13)

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Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib (2024-08-13)

Orchid species

2024-08-13T14:54:03Z

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'''This is a list of orchid species I have. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* [[Ascocentrum christensonianum]]

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)

* [[Dendrobium aduncum]]
* [[Dendrobium lawesii]]
* [[Dendrobium moniliforme]]
* [[Dendrobium ramosii]]

* [[Dendrochilum longifolium]]

* [[Dockrillia rigida]]

* [[Laelia rubescens]]

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* [[Neofinetia falcata]]

* [[Ornithophora radicans]]

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]

* [[Papilionanthe teres]]

* [[Phalaenopsis lobbii 'Lourens' AM/SAOC x sib]]

* [[Vanda cristata]]
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

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2024-08-13T14:49:46Z

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Ascocentrum christensonianum (2024-08-13)

Ascocentrum christensonianum

2024-08-13T14:48:38Z

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Received: 2024-08-01

General: Miniature to medium-sized, hot to warm growing, monopodial epiphyte that has an erect stem enveloped completely by leaf bearing sheaths carrying strap shaped, acutely tridenticulate apically leaves. The leaves are 10-16cm long and 0.5-0.8cm wide. Their colour is fern-green when they grow in shade, but they get intense red when they grow in full sun

Light: 35000 - 45000 lux

Temperature: The average temperature of the summer day is 32℃, the night 23℃, and the daily difference is 9℃. The average temperature of the winter day is 27-28℃, the night 19-21℃, and the daily difference is 6-8℃

Humidity: For most of the year needs humidity of 75-80%, but for a period of about 1 month during the autumn rainy season it increases to 85%

Watering: Should be watered daily during active growth, but their roots must always dry between watering. Fogging between watering carried out in the early morning is beneficial, especially during hot and dry weather

Fertilisation: It is recommended to feed weekly 1/4-1/2 of the usual dose of fertiliser for Orchids. From spring to mid-summer, it is more useful to use a fertiliser with a high nitrogen content, and then to the end of autumn with a high content of phosphorus

Rest period: In winter, when not in active growth, the amount of water should be reduced, especially if grown in conditions of a dark short day. If the amount of water is limited, fertilisation should also be reduced. When new growths appear in the spring, regular watering and fertilisation should be resumed

Blooming: Blooms in the spring and autumn on an erect, axillary, 10-15cm long, several-flowered inflorescence. Flowers are 1.4cm in diameter, with a slightly bucket shape are arranged along almost the entire length of the inflorescence. They are pale pink, pink or lavender-pink and have a pink lip, which has a purple spot in the middle

[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.46.06.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Ascocentrum christensonianum (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.46.09.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Ascocentrum christensonianum (2024-08-13)]]

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2024-08-13T14:47:24Z

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2024-08-13T14:47:04Z

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Vanda cristata

2024-08-13T14:43:06Z

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Received: 2024-07-10

Section: Cristatae

Light: Partial sun; 27000 - 38000 lux; 2500 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Cool, intermediate to warm; 5 - 35℃; 40 - 95℉

Humidity: 50 - 70%

Watering: 3 - 5 waterings per week (let dry lightly between waterings)

Blooming: Spring and summer on an axillary, descending, short, few (2 - 6) flowered inflorescence with short, broad bracts that are shorter than the leaves. It has fragrant floral scented, waxy, long-lived flowers with horns on the apex of the lip

Notes and photos:

[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.50.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.54.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)]]
[[File:Photo_2024-08-13_16.33.57.jpeg|200px|thumb|bottom|Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)]]

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2024-08-13T14:42:19Z

Admin: Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)

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Vanda cristata root (2024-08-13)

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2024-08-13T14:40:19Z

Admin: Vanda cristata front root

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Vanda cristata front root

Vanda cristata

2024-08-13T14:37:32Z

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2024-08-13T14:36:27Z

Admin: Vanda cristata whole plant, 2024-08-13

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Vanda cristata whole plant, 2024-08-13

Vanda cristata

2024-08-13T14:25:24Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-07-10 Section: Cristatae Light: Partial sun; 27000 - 38000 lux; 2500 - 3500 foot candles Temperature: Cool, intermediate to warm; 5 - 35℃; 40 - 95℉ Humidity: 50 - 70% Watering: 3 - 5 waterings per week (let dry lightly between waterings) Blooming: Spring and summer on an axillary, descending, short, few (2 - 6) flowered inflorescence with short, broad bracts that are shorter than the leaves. It has..."

Dendrochilum longifolium

2024-08-13T14:00:01Z

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Received: 2024-08-01 (AfriOrchids)

Subgenus: Platyclinis
Section: Platyclinis

Temperature: Intermediate, 12 - 30℃ (55 - 85℉)

Light: 5400 - 16100 lux (500 - 1500 foot candles)

Watering: Copious watering in summer is mandatory. The plants must not become dry at this time

Flowers: Blooms mostly in the late summer but is possible at any time of the year on a terminal, very slender, gracefully arching, 16" (40cm) long, densely many-flowered (40) inflorescence with broad, distichous bracts as long as the ovary arising with a new growth and carrying very fragrant flowers arranged in two rows

Notes: Pot with fine bark and perlite or sphagnum moss. Plant prefers dry periods between watering. Reduce watering during the winter

About: Found in peninsular Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and Borneo as well as New Guinea and the Philippines at elevations of 450 to 2600 meters on horizontal, mossy tree branches, old mangroves or rocks or cliff faces in semi-exposed locations as a medium to large sized, warm to cold growing epiphyte, terrestrial or occasional lithophyte with narrow, conical, pale green pseudobulbs carrying a solitary, apical, lanceolate-elliptic, acute, gradually narrowing below into the 9cm long, petiolate base leaf that blooms mostly in the late summer but is possible at any time of the year on a terminal, very slender, gracefully arching, 40cm long, densely many [40] flowered inflorescence with broad, distichous bracts as long as the ovary arising with a new growth and carrying very fragrant flowers arranged in two rows.

Dendrochilum longifolium

2024-08-13T12:30:54Z

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Received: 2024-08-01

Watering: Allow roots to dry between waterings

Light: 5400 - 16100 lux (500 - 1500 foot candles)

Temperature: 21 - 35℃ (70 - 95℉)

Humidity: 50-75%

Scented: Yes

Flowers: Late summer but is possible at any time of the year

Dendrobium moniliforme

2024-08-13T12:15:23Z

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Received: 2024-08-01

Section: Dendrobium

Light: 2000 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Cold to hot. High's can be as much as 38℃, during Autumn and Winter months, day temperatures can be below 0℃ but plants should stay on the drier side during cold periods. It is critical that plants be exposed to temps as low as 10℃ or lower for at least a couple of weeks in order to bloom well in the spring. Without a cold period, plants will grow well but produce fewer flowers.

Humidity: ???

Watering: Ample water and fertiliser in Spring and Summer while the plants are in active growth and in flower, reducing quantities during cooler winter days. To maximise flowering, give plants a drier season in Winter by allowing them to dry completely between waterings. Plants that are watered well through Winter tend to produce keikis rather than flowers in Spring.

Rest period: ???

Blooming: Primarily in late Winter or early Spring and sometimes again in late Summer. Each inflorescence has one or two flowers and may have several inflorescences per cane

Notes: Temperatures down in the 50's (10℃ in Winter will ensure good growth and blooming in the next season

Dendrobium lawesii

2024-08-13T12:14:28Z

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Received: 2024-07-10

Section: Calyptrochilus

Light: 12000-25000 lux (1100-2300 foot candles)

Temperature: The average day temperature during the whole year is 27-28℃ (~80℉), night 15-18℃ (60-65℉)

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs an average humidity of 70-75%, which drops to 65-70% in winter and spring. These plants require a strong air movement

Watering: In nature, most of the year the precipitation is moderate to abundant, but during the three winter months it is drier. In culture, the substrate must be permanently moist, but not wet. It is very useful to periodically spray the plant in the mornings, especially in clear weather

Fertilising: It is recommended to weekly or every two weeks use 1/4-1/2 dose of fertiliser for orchids. It is beneficial to use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year

Rest period: A slightly more dry resting period is necessary to induce flowering, and reducing the amount of water and fertiliser after reaching maturity through shoots helps flowering. The amount of water and fertiliser should be slightly reduced, especially when grown in the conditions of a dark, short day at moderate latitudes. The plants should be dried, but it should not be allowed to stay dry for too long. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until spring, when more watering resumes

Blooming: It has a very short (less than 5cm) raceme that arises from the old and new leafless canes with from 1 to 6, pendant, showy, highly variable, floral scented flowers that occur at any time of the year

Dendrobium lawesii

2024-08-13T10:48:30Z

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Received: 2024-07-10

Section: Calyptrochilus

Light: 12000-25000 lux / 1100-2300 foot candles

Temperature: The average day temperature during the whole year is 27-28 ℃, night 15-18 ℃

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs an average humidity of 70-75%, which drops to 65-70% in winter and spring. These plants require a strong air movement

Watering: In nature, most of the year the precipitation is moderate to abundant, but during the three winter months it is drier. In culture, the substrate must be permanently moist, but not wet. It is very useful to periodically spray the plant in the mornings, especially in clear weather

Fertilising: It is recommended to weekly or every two weeks use 1/4-1/2 dose of fertiliser for orchids. It is beneficial to use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year

Rest period: A slightly more dry resting period is necessary to induce flowering, and reducing the amount of water and fertiliser after reaching maturity through shoots helps flowering. The amount of water and fertiliser should be slightly reduced, especially Dendrobium lawesii grown in the conditions of a dark, short day at moderate latitudes. The plants should be dried, but it should not be allowed to stay dry for too long. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until spring, when more watering resumes

Blooming: It has a very short (less than 5cm) raceme that arises from the old and new leafless canes with from 1 to 6, pendant, showy, highly variable, floral scented flowers that occur at any time of the year

Dendrobium aduncum

2024-08-13T10:45:19Z

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Received: 2024-08-01

Section: Breviflores

General: It is a medium-sized, hot to cool growing epiphytic species which reaches 50-100cm in height with pendulous, terete, fractiflex, branching canes enveloped by sheaths and carrying 4 to 6, linear-lanceolate, acuminate, 7-10.5 x 1-3.5cm leaves

Light: Plenty of light (25000-50000 lux, better in bright, diffused light) but not direct sun except in the early morning. The light level should be as high as possible, which the plant can tolerate without scalding the leaves

Temperature: The average temperature of the summer day is 24-25℃, night 20℃, giving a daily difference of 4-5℃. In winter the average day temperature is 11-14℃, night 7-10℃, giving a daily difference of 4-5℃.

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs humidity of 80-85%, but for most of the remaining period it drops to 60-70%. Too dry air has a negative effect on the development of the plant: its growth is inhibited, and the leaves begin to turn yellow and dry out. The higher temperature, the higher the humidity should be, and the higher the humidity, the more often and longer it is necessary to ventilate the room where the plants are contained, otherwise the probability of rotting and various kinds of fungal diseases is high

Watering: Requires heavy watering until well into autumn, the plants then being allowed to dry out for the winter, except for a soaking about once in four to six weeks. Watering is directly dependent on the temperature of the content, the higher it is, the more often it needs to be watered. When watering, excess water should flow freely from the pot, since stagnation of water both inside the pot and in its pan can very quickly lead to rotting of the roots and the lower part of the plant

Fertilisation: It is recommended to use a 1/4-1/2 dose of Orchid fertiliser weekly. You can use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year or from spring to mid-summer use high-nitrogen fertiliser, and then until the end of autumn high-phosphoric fertiliser to stimulate flowering

Rest period: Has a short 3 to 4 week rest period in winter. Needs less water in this period, especially if grown under the conditions of a dark, short day that occurs at moderate latitudes. They should dry somewhat between waterings, but they should not be dry for a longer period. Frequent morning fogging and rare, economical watering should allow the plant to go through a dry period of rest, while providing it with sufficient humidity. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until new growths appear and a more abundant spring watering begins

Blooming: Blooms on an axillary, 7cm long, zig-zag, racemose inflorescence arising from the leafless nodes at the apex of older leafless canes occurring in the spring through autumn with 2 to 5, long-lasting, fragrant flowers. The flowers are spreading; sepals and petals pale pink, lip white, callus green, column white, anther cap deep purple

Dendrobium ramosii

2024-08-13T10:42:02Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-08-01 Section: Pedilonum Light: 2500 - 3500 foot candles Temperature: Intermediate, 12℃ minimum to 30℃ maximum Watering: Potted: 2-3 waterings per week. Plants should dry out between waterings in the winter months and resumed with the onset of new growth in the spring Blooming: Blooms on a short, few to several (5 to 15) flowered inflorescence that arises from the stem apex and alo..."

Received: 2024-08-01

Section: Pedilonum

Light: 2500 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Intermediate, 12℃ minimum to 30℃ maximum

Watering: Potted: 2-3 waterings per week. Plants should dry out between waterings in the winter months and resumed with the onset of new growth in the spring

Blooming: Blooms on a short, few to several (5 to 15) flowered inflorescence that arises from the stem apex and along the stem of leafless canes occurring at any time of the year. Flower size 1-2cm

Dendrobium aduncum

2024-08-13T08:15:43Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-08-01 General: It is a medium-sized, hot to cool growing epiphytic species which reaches 50-100cm in height with pendulous, terete, fractiflex, branching canes enveloped by sheaths and carrying 4 to 6, linear-lanceolate, acuminate, 7-10.5 x 1-3.5cm leaves Light: Plenty of light (25000-50000 lux, better in bright, diffused light) but not direct sun except in the early morning. The light level should be as high as possi..."

Received: 2024-08-01

General: It is a medium-sized, hot to cool growing epiphytic species which reaches 50-100cm in height with pendulous, terete, fractiflex, branching canes enveloped by sheaths and carrying 4 to 6, linear-lanceolate, acuminate, 7-10.5 x 1-3.5cm leaves

Light: Plenty of light (25000-50000 lux, better in bright, diffused light) but not direct sun except in the early morning. The light level should be as high as possible, which the plant can tolerate without scalding the leaves

Temperature: The average temperature of the summer day is 24-25℃, night 20℃, giving a daily difference of 4-5℃. In winter the average day temperature is 11-14℃, night 7-10℃, giving a daily difference of 4-5℃.

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs humidity of 80-85%, but for most of the remaining period it drops to 60-70%. Too dry air has a negative effect on the development of the plant: its growth is inhibited, and the leaves begin to turn yellow and dry out. The higher temperature, the higher the humidity should be, and the higher the humidity, the more often and longer it is necessary to ventilate the room where the plants are contained, otherwise the probability of rotting and various kinds of fungal diseases is high

Watering: Requires heavy watering until well into autumn, the plants then being allowed to dry out for the winter, except for a soaking about once in four to six weeks. Watering is directly dependent on the temperature of the content, the higher it is, the more often it needs to be watered. When watering, excess water should flow freely from the pot, since stagnation of water both inside the pot and in its pan can very quickly lead to rotting of the roots and the lower part of the plant

Fertilisation: It is recommended to use a 1/4-1/2 dose of Orchid fertiliser weekly. You can use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year or from spring to mid-summer use high-nitrogen fertiliser, and then until the end of autumn high-phosphoric fertiliser to stimulate flowering

Rest period: Has a short 3 to 4 week rest period in winter. Needs less water in this period, especially if grown under the conditions of a dark, short day that occurs at moderate latitudes. They should dry somewhat between waterings, but they should not be dry for a longer period. Frequent morning fogging and rare, economical watering should allow the plant to go through a dry period of rest, while providing it with sufficient humidity. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until new growths appear and a more abundant spring watering begins

Blooming: Blooms on an axillary, 7cm long, zig-zag, racemose inflorescence arising from the leafless nodes at the apex of older leafless canes occurring in the spring through autumn with 2 to 5, long-lasting, fragrant flowers. The flowers are spreading; sepals and petals pale pink, lip white, callus green, column white, anther cap deep purple

Orchid species

2024-08-13T08:06:01Z

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'''This is a list of orchid species I have. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* [[Ascocentrum christensonianum]]

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)

* [[Dendrobium aduncum]]
* [[Dendrobium lawesii]]
* [[Dendrobium moniliforme]]
* [[Dendrobium ramosii]]

* [[Dendrochilum longifolium]]

* [[Dockrillia rigida]]

* [[Laelia rubescens]]

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* [[Neofinetia falcata]]

* [[Ornithophora radicans]]

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]

* [[Papilionanthe teres]]

* [[Phalaenopsis lobbii]]

* [[Vanda cristata]]
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

Ascocentrum christensonianum

2024-08-13T08:04:22Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-08-01 General: Miniature to medium-sized, hot to warm growing, monopodial epiphyte that has an erect stem enveloped completely by leaf bearing sheaths carrying strap shaped, acutely tridenticulate apically leaves. The leaves are 10-16cm long and 0.5-0.8cm wide. Their colour is fern-green when they grow in shade, but they get intense red when they grow in full sun Light: 35000 - 45000 lux Temperature: The aver..."

Dendrobium moniliforme

2024-08-12T16:37:44Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-08-01 Light: 2000 - 3500 foot candles Temperature: Cold to hot. High's can be as much as 38℃, during Autumn and Winter months, day temperatures can be below 0℃ but plants should stay on the drier side during cold periods. It is critical that plants be exposed to temps as low as 10℃ or lower for at least a couple of weeks in order to bloom well in the spring. Without a cold period, plants will grow well but produce..."

Received: 2024-08-01

Light: 2000 - 3500 foot candles

Temperature: Cold to hot. High's can be as much as 38℃, during Autumn and Winter months, day temperatures can be below 0℃ but plants should stay on the drier side during cold periods. It is critical that plants be exposed to temps as low as 10℃ or lower for at least a couple of weeks in order to bloom well in the spring. Without a cold period, plants will grow well but produce fewer flowers.

Humidity: ???

Watering: Ample water and fertiliser in Spring and Summer while the plants are in active growth and in flower, reducing quantities during cooler winter days. To maximise flowering, give plants a drier season in Winter by allowing them to dry completely between waterings. Plants that are watered well through Winter tend to produce keikis rather than flowers in Spring.

Rest period: ???

Blooming: Primarily in late Winter or early Spring and sometimes again in late Summer. Each inflorescence has one or two flowers and may have several inflorescences per cane

Notes: Temperatures down in the 50's (10℃ in Winter will ensure good growth and blooming in the next season

Orchid species

2024-08-02T10:20:52Z

Admin:

'''This is a list of orchid species I have. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* [[Ascocentrum christensonianum]] (new)

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)

* [[Dendrobium aduncum]] (new)
* [[Dendrobium lawesii]] (new)
* [[Dendrobium moniliforme]] (new)
* [[Dendrobium ramosii]] (new)

* [[Dendrochilum longifolium]] (new)

* [[Dockrillia rigida]]

* [[Laelia rubescens]]

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* [[Neofinetia falcata]] (new)

* [[Ornithophora radicans]] (new)

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]

* [[Papilionanthe teres]] (new)

* [[Phalaenopsis lobbii]] (new)

* [[Vanda cristata]] (new)
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

Main Page

2024-08-02T10:16:20Z

Admin:

'''My start at an Orchid wiki'''

Some useful sites:
* [http://orchidblog.box.org.za/ My Orchid Blog (@ orchidblog.box.org.za)]
* [http://www.orchidspecies.com/ IOSPE (Internet Orchid Species Photo Encyclopedia)]

A list of my plants:
* [[Orchid species]]
* [[Orchid hybrids]]
* [[Orchid graveyard]]

[[Where to get orchids in Cape Town]]

Orchid graveyard

2024-08-02T10:16:01Z

Admin: Created page with "'''This is a list of orchid species I've had - most of them lost due to drought in Cape Town between 2015 and 2018. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:''' * <s>Aerangis ellisii</s> * <s>Aerangis fuscata</s> * <s>Aerangis hyaloides (AERGS.0x0000)</s> * <s>Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodosticta</s> * <s>Aerangis modesta</s> * <s>Aerangis mystacidii</s> * <s>Anacheilium baculus</s> * <s>Anacheilium fragrans</s> * <s>Angraecum did..."

'''This is a list of orchid species I've had - most of them lost due to drought in Cape Town between 2015 and 2018. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* <s>[[Aerangis ellisii]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis fuscata]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis hyaloides]] (AERGS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodosticta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis modesta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis mystacidii]]</s>

* <s>[[Anacheilium baculus]]</s>
* <s>[[Anacheilium fragrans]]</s>

* <s>[[Angraecum didieri]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum eburneum]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum leonis]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum magdalenae]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale var. angustifolium]]</s>

* <s>[[Barbosella australis]] (BAR.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Brassavola perrinii]]</s>

* <s>[[Bulbophyllum arfakianum]] (BULB.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum barbigerum]] (BULB.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum blepharistes]] (BULB.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum guttulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lasiochilum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lobbii]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum orientale]] (BULB.0x0008)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum picturatum]] (BULB.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum pulchellum]] (BULB.0x0007)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum purpurascens]] (BULB.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum putidum]] (BULB.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum spathulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum wendlandianum]] (BULB.0x0006)</s>

* <s>[[Ceratostylis retisquama]] (CRTSTL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Cirrhopetalum dentiferum]]</s>

* <s>[[Coelogyne fimbriata]]</s>
* <s>[[Coelogyne tomentosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Coilostylis ciliaris]]</s>

* <s>[[Cymbidium elegans]] (CYM.0x0000, CYM.0x0001, CYM.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Cyrtorchis arcuata var. whytei]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrobium crumenatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium exile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium fimbriatum var. oculatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum var. album]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium loddigesii]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium macrophyllum]] (DEN.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium moschatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile var. virginalis]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium peguanum]] (DEN.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium pulchellum]] (DEN.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium purpureum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium spectabile]] (DEN.0x0003, DEN.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium tortile]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrochilum filiforme]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum glumaceum]] (DEND.0x0000, DEND.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum wenzelii]] (DEND.0x0002, DEND.0x0003)</s>

* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Pink Flush']]</s>
* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Super']]</s>

* <s>[[Dockrillia linguiforme]] (DOC.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Dockrillia wassellii]]</s>

* <s>[[Encyclia alata]] (E.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia aspera]] (E.0x0001, E.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia prismatocarpa]]</s>

* <s>[[Epidendrum peperomia]]</s>

* <s>[[Eria densa]] (ERIA.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Eria flava]] (ERIA.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Eria spicata]] (ERIA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Euchile mariae]] (ECH.0x0000, ECH.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Gongora galeata]]</s>

* <s>[[Holothrix villosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Isabelia virginalis]] (ISA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Laelia anceps]]</s>
* <s>[[Laelia bradei]] (L.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Laelia rubescens var. aurea]] (L.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Lepanthes calodictyon]]</s>

* <s>[[Leptotes bicolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Liparis remota]] (LIP.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ludisia discolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Masdevallia condorensis]] (MASD.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Maxillaria curtipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria miniata]] (MAX.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria pumila]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria sanguinea]] (MAX.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Mystacidium capense]]</s>

* <s>[[Neofinetia falcata]]</s>

* <s>[[Neolauchea pulchella]] (NLCHA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oeceoclades saundersiana]] (OECL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oerstedella centradenia]]</s>
* <s>[[Oerstedella verrucosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Oncidium altissimum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium incurvum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium longipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium splendidum]] (ONC.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ornithophora radicans]] (ORPHA.0x0000, ORPHA.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Paphiopedilum malipoense]]</s>

* <s>[[Papilionanthe teres]]</s>

* <s>[[Phalaenopsis aphrodite]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis lindeni]] (PHAL.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis mannii]] (PHAL.0x0006)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis philippinensis]] (PHAL.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis X intermedia]]</s>

* <s>[[Phragmipedium schlimii]]</s>

* <s>[[Physosiphon tubatus]] (PHSSPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Plectrelminthus caudatus]] (PLMTHS.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Pleurothallis costaricensis]] (PTHS.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis glumacea]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis luteola]] (PTHS.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis palliolata]] (PTHS.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis pardipes]] (PTHS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis platysemos]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis tridentata]] (PTHS.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Polystachya galeata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya paniculata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya victoriae]]</s>

* <s>[[Restrepia striata]] (RSTP.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia elegans]] (RSTP.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia trichoglossa]] (RSTP.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Rossioglossum grande]]</s>

* <s>[[Satyrium odorum]]</s>

* <s>[[Scaphosepalum lima]] (SCAPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Sobralia macrantha]]</s>

* <s>[[Sophronitis coccinea]] (S.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Stelis drosophila]] (STEL.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Stelis vulcanica]]</s>

* <s>[[Stenoglottis longifolia]]</s>

* <s>[[Trichoglottis brachiata]] (TRGL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Trichopilia tortilis]]</s>

* <s>[[Vanda testacea]] (V.0x0000, V.0x0001, V.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Zootrophion atropurpureum]] (ZTRPHN.0x0000)</s>

Main Page

2024-08-02T10:13:39Z

Admin:

'''My start at an Orchid wiki'''

Some useful sites:
* [http://orchidblog.box.org.za/ My Orchid Blog (@ orchidblog.box.org.za)]
* [http://www.orchidspecies.com/ IOSPE (Internet Orchid Species Photo Encyclopedia)]

A list of my plants:
* [[Orchid species]]
* [[Orchid hybrids]]

Graveyard:
* [[Orchid graveyard]]

[[Where to get orchids in Cape Town]]

Dendrochilum longifolium

2024-08-02T10:12:58Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-08-01 Watering: Allow roots to dry between waterings Light: 500-1500fc Temperature: 21-35℃ Humidity: 50-75% Scented: Yes Flowers: Late summer but is possible at any time of the year"

Received: 2024-08-01

Watering: Allow roots to dry between waterings

Light: 500-1500fc

Temperature: 21-35℃

Humidity: 50-75%

Scented: Yes

Flowers: Late summer but is possible at any time of the year

Orchid species

2024-08-02T10:08:20Z

Admin:

'''This is a list of orchid species I have - well, mostly had - most of them lost due to drought in Cape Town between 2015 and 2018 - those lost are crossed out. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* <s>[[Aerangis ellisii]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis fuscata]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis hyaloides]] (AERGS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodosticta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis modesta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis mystacidii]]</s>

* <s>[[Anacheilium baculus]]</s>
* <s>[[Anacheilium fragrans]]</s>

* <s>[[Angraecum didieri]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum eburneum]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum leonis]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum magdalenae]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale var. angustifolium]]</s>

* <s>[[Barbosella australis]] (BAR.0x0000)</s>

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)
* <s>[[Brassavola perrinii]]</s>

* <s>[[Bulbophyllum arfakianum]] (BULB.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum barbigerum]] (BULB.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum blepharistes]] (BULB.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum guttulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lasiochilum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lobbii]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum orientale]] (BULB.0x0008)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum picturatum]] (BULB.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum pulchellum]] (BULB.0x0007)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum purpurascens]] (BULB.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum putidum]] (BULB.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum spathulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum wendlandianum]] (BULB.0x0006)</s>

* <s>[[Ceratostylis retisquama]] (CRTSTL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Cirrhopetalum dentiferum]]</s>

* <s>[[Coelogyne fimbriata]]</s>
* <s>[[Coelogyne tomentosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Coilostylis ciliaris]]</s>

* <s>[[Cymbidium elegans]] (CYM.0x0000, CYM.0x0001, CYM.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Cyrtorchis arcuata var. whytei]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrobium crumenatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium exile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium fimbriatum var. oculatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum var. album]]</s>
* [[Dendrobium lawesii]] (new)
* <s>[[Dendrobium loddigesii]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium macrophyllum]] (DEN.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium moschatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile var. virginalis]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium peguanum]] (DEN.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium pulchellum]] (DEN.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium purpureum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium spectabile]] (DEN.0x0003, DEN.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium tortile]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrochilum filiforme]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum glumaceum]] (DEND.0x0000, DEND.0x0001)</s>
* [[Dendrochilum longifolium]] (new)
* <s>[[Dendrochilum wenzelii]] (DEND.0x0002, DEND.0x0003)</s>

* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Pink Flush']]</s>
* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Super']]</s>

* <s>[[Dockrillia linguiforme]] (DOC.0x0000)</s>
* [[Dockrillia rigida]]
* <s>[[Dockrillia wassellii]]</s>

* <s>[[Encyclia alata]] (E.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia aspera]] (E.0x0001, E.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia prismatocarpa]]</s>

* <s>[[Epidendrum peperomia]]</s>

* <s>[[Eria densa]] (ERIA.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Eria flava]] (ERIA.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Eria spicata]] (ERIA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Euchile mariae]] (ECH.0x0000, ECH.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Gongora galeata]]</s>

* <s>[[Holothrix villosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Isabelia virginalis]] (ISA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Laelia anceps]]</s>
* <s>[[Laelia bradei]] (L.0x0000)</s>
* [[Laelia rubescens]]
* <s>[[Laelia rubescens var. aurea]] (L.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Lepanthes calodictyon]]</s>

* <s>[[Leptotes bicolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Liparis remota]] (LIP.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ludisia discolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Masdevallia condorensis]] (MASD.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Maxillaria curtipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria miniata]] (MAX.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria pumila]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria sanguinea]] (MAX.0x0000)</s>

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* <s>[[Mystacidium capense]]</s>

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* <s>[[Neofinetia falcata]]</s>

* <s>[[Neolauchea pulchella]] (NLCHA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oeceoclades saundersiana]] (OECL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oerstedella centradenia]]</s>
* <s>[[Oerstedella verrucosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Oncidium altissimum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium incurvum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium longipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium splendidum]] (ONC.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ornithophora radicans]] (ORPHA.0x0000, ORPHA.0x0001)</s>
* [[Ornithophora radicans]] (new)

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]
* <s>[[Paphiopedilum malipoense]]</s>

* <s>[[Papilionanthe teres]]</s>
* [[Papilionanthe teres]] (new)

* <s>[[Phalaenopsis aphrodite]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis lindeni]] (PHAL.0x0005)</s>
* [[Phalaenopsis lobbii]] (new)
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis mannii]] (PHAL.0x0006)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis philippinensis]] (PHAL.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis X intermedia]]</s>

* <s>[[Phragmipedium schlimii]]</s>

* <s>[[Physosiphon tubatus]] (PHSSPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Plectrelminthus caudatus]] (PLMTHS.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Pleurothallis costaricensis]] (PTHS.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis glumacea]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis luteola]] (PTHS.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis palliolata]] (PTHS.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis pardipes]] (PTHS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis platysemos]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis tridentata]] (PTHS.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Polystachya galeata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya paniculata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya victoriae]]</s>

* <s>[[Restrepia striata]] (RSTP.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia elegans]] (RSTP.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia trichoglossa]] (RSTP.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Rossioglossum grande]]</s>

* <s>[[Satyrium odorum]]</s>

* <s>[[Scaphosepalum lima]] (SCAPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Sobralia macrantha]]</s>

* <s>[[Sophronitis coccinea]] (S.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Stelis drosophila]] (STEL.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Stelis vulcanica]]</s>

* <s>[[Stenoglottis longifolia]]</s>

* <s>[[Trichoglottis brachiata]] (TRGL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Trichopilia tortilis]]</s>

* [[Vanda cristata]] (new)
* <s>[[Vanda testacea]] (V.0x0000, V.0x0001, V.0x0002)</s>
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

* <s>[[Zootrophion atropurpureum]] (ZTRPHN.0x0000)</s>

Dendrobium lawesii

2024-08-02T09:58:07Z

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Received: 2024-07-10

Light: 12000-25000 lux

Temperature: The average day temperature during the whole year is 27-28 ℃, night 15-18 ℃

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs an average humidity of 70-75%, which drops to 65-70% in winter and spring. These plants require a strong air movement

Watering: In nature, most of the year the precipitation is moderate to abundant, but during the three winter months it is drier. In culture, the substrate must be permanently moist, but not wet. It is very useful to periodically spray the plant in the mornings, especially in clear weather

Fertilising: It is recommended to weekly or every two weeks use 1/4-1/2 dose of fertiliser for orchids. It is beneficial to use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year

Rest period: A slightly more dry resting period is necessary to induce flowering, and reducing the amount of water and fertiliser after reaching maturity through shoots helps flowering. The amount of water and fertiliser should be slightly reduced, especially Dendrobium lawesii grown in the conditions of a dark, short day at moderate latitudes. The plants should be dried, but it should not be allowed to stay dry for too long. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until spring, when more watering resumes

Dendrobium lawesii

2024-08-02T09:56:24Z

Admin: Created page with "Received: 2024-07-10 Light: 12000-25000 lux Temperature: The average day temperature during the whole year is 27-28 ℃, night 15-18 ℃ Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs an average humidity of 70-75%, which drops to 65-70% in winter and spring. These plants require a strong air movement Watering: In nature, most of the year the precipitation is moderate to abundant, but during the three winter months it is drier. In culture, the substrate mu..."

Received: 2024-07-10

Light: 12000-25000 lux

Temperature: The average day temperature during the whole year is 27-28 ℃, night 15-18 ℃

Humidity: From summer to autumn, needs an average humidity of 70-75%, which drops to 65-70% in winter and spring. These plants require a strong air movement

Watering: In nature, most of the year the precipitation is moderate to abundant, but during the three winter months it is drier. In culture, the substrate must be permanently moist, but not wet. It is very useful to periodically spray the plant in the mornings, especially in clear weather

Fertilising: It is recommended to weekly or every two weeks use 1/4-1/2 dose of fertiliser for orchids. It is beneficial to use a balanced fertiliser throughout the year

Rest period: A slightly more dry resting period is necessary to induce flowering, and reducing the amount of water and fertiliser after reaching maturity through shoots helps flowering. The amount of water and fertiliser should be slightly reduced, especially Dendrobium lawesii grown in the conditions of a dark, short day at moderate latitudes. The plants should be dried, but it should not be allowed to stay dry for too long. Fertilisation should be reduced or eliminated until spring, when more watering resumes

Orchid species

2024-07-10T22:14:55Z

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'''This is a list of orchid species I have - well, mostly had - most of them lost due to drought in Cape Town between 2015 and 2018 - those lost are crossed out. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* <s>[[Aerangis ellisii]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis fuscata]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis hyaloides]] (AERGS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodosticta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis modesta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis mystacidii]]</s>

* <s>[[Anacheilium baculus]]</s>
* <s>[[Anacheilium fragrans]]</s>

* <s>[[Angraecum didieri]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum eburneum]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum leonis]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum magdalenae]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale var. angustifolium]]</s>

* <s>[[Barbosella australis]] (BAR.0x0000)</s>

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)
* <s>[[Brassavola perrinii]]</s>

* <s>[[Bulbophyllum arfakianum]] (BULB.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum barbigerum]] (BULB.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum blepharistes]] (BULB.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum guttulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lasiochilum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lobbii]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum orientale]] (BULB.0x0008)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum picturatum]] (BULB.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum pulchellum]] (BULB.0x0007)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum purpurascens]] (BULB.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum putidum]] (BULB.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum spathulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum wendlandianum]] (BULB.0x0006)</s>

* <s>[[Ceratostylis retisquama]] (CRTSTL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Cirrhopetalum dentiferum]]</s>

* <s>[[Coelogyne fimbriata]]</s>
* <s>[[Coelogyne tomentosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Coilostylis ciliaris]]</s>

* <s>[[Cymbidium elegans]] (CYM.0x0000, CYM.0x0001, CYM.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Cyrtorchis arcuata var. whytei]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrobium crumenatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium exile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium fimbriatum var. oculatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum var. album]]</s>
* [[Dendrobium lawesii]] (new)
* <s>[[Dendrobium loddigesii]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium macrophyllum]] (DEN.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium moschatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile var. virginalis]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium peguanum]] (DEN.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium pulchellum]] (DEN.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium purpureum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium spectabile]] (DEN.0x0003, DEN.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium tortile]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrochilum filiforme]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum glumaceum]] (DEND.0x0000, DEND.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum wenzelii]] (DEND.0x0002, DEND.0x0003)</s>

* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Pink Flush']]</s>
* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Super']]</s>

* <s>[[Dockrillia linguiforme]] (DOC.0x0000)</s>
* [[Dockrillia rigida]]
* <s>[[Dockrillia wassellii]]</s>

* <s>[[Encyclia alata]] (E.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia aspera]] (E.0x0001, E.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia prismatocarpa]]</s>

* <s>[[Epidendrum peperomia]]</s>

* <s>[[Eria densa]] (ERIA.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Eria flava]] (ERIA.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Eria spicata]] (ERIA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Euchile mariae]] (ECH.0x0000, ECH.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Gongora galeata]]</s>

* <s>[[Holothrix villosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Isabelia virginalis]] (ISA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Laelia anceps]]</s>
* <s>[[Laelia bradei]] (L.0x0000)</s>
* [[Laelia rubescens]]
* <s>[[Laelia rubescens var. aurea]] (L.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Lepanthes calodictyon]]</s>

* <s>[[Leptotes bicolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Liparis remota]] (LIP.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ludisia discolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Masdevallia condorensis]] (MASD.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Maxillaria curtipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria miniata]] (MAX.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria pumila]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria sanguinea]] (MAX.0x0000)</s>

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* <s>[[Mystacidium capense]]</s>

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* <s>[[Neofinetia falcata]]</s>

* <s>[[Neolauchea pulchella]] (NLCHA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oeceoclades saundersiana]] (OECL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oerstedella centradenia]]</s>
* <s>[[Oerstedella verrucosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Oncidium altissimum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium incurvum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium longipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium splendidum]] (ONC.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ornithophora radicans]] (ORPHA.0x0000, ORPHA.0x0001)</s>
* [[Ornithophora radicans]] (new)

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]
* <s>[[Paphiopedilum malipoense]]</s>

* <s>[[Papilionanthe teres]]</s>
* [[Papilionanthe teres]] (new)

* <s>[[Phalaenopsis aphrodite]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis lindeni]] (PHAL.0x0005)</s>
* [[Phalaenopsis lobbii]] (new)
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis mannii]] (PHAL.0x0006)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis philippinensis]] (PHAL.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis X intermedia]]</s>

* <s>[[Phragmipedium schlimii]]</s>

* <s>[[Physosiphon tubatus]] (PHSSPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Plectrelminthus caudatus]] (PLMTHS.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Pleurothallis costaricensis]] (PTHS.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis glumacea]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis luteola]] (PTHS.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis palliolata]] (PTHS.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis pardipes]] (PTHS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis platysemos]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis tridentata]] (PTHS.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Polystachya galeata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya paniculata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya victoriae]]</s>

* <s>[[Restrepia striata]] (RSTP.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia elegans]] (RSTP.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia trichoglossa]] (RSTP.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Rossioglossum grande]]</s>

* <s>[[Satyrium odorum]]</s>

* <s>[[Scaphosepalum lima]] (SCAPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Sobralia macrantha]]</s>

* <s>[[Sophronitis coccinea]] (S.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Stelis drosophila]] (STEL.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Stelis vulcanica]]</s>

* <s>[[Stenoglottis longifolia]]</s>

* <s>[[Trichoglottis brachiata]] (TRGL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Trichopilia tortilis]]</s>

* [[Vanda cristata]] (new)
* <s>[[Vanda testacea]] (V.0x0000, V.0x0001, V.0x0002)</s>
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

* <s>[[Zootrophion atropurpureum]] (ZTRPHN.0x0000)</s>

Nageliella purpurea

2024-06-12T10:46:26Z

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[[File: Nageliella purpurea.jpg|thumb|''Nageliella purpurea'']]
'''Common Name:''' Purple Nageliella 
'''Scented:''' no 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial shade 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' intermediate to cool 
'''Blooms:''' summer 
'''Flower Size:''' 0.7cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Domingoa purpurea'' (Lindl.) Van den Berg & Soto Arenas 2007; ''Hartwegia comosa'' Lindley ex Pfitz. ?; *''Hartwegia purpurea'' Lindley 1837

Found in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras from sea level up to 1500 meters on horizontal, mossy branches of trees on rocky hillsides as a small sized, cool to warm growing epiphytic species is from with slender, erect, pseudobulbous, clavate stems carrying a basally clasping, lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate, acute or subacute, coriaceous, green leaves that are spotted bronze-purple that blooms in the summer and carries non-fragrant flowers.

They open successively over months and keep pumping out of old dead looking 8" [24 cm] long, flower stems so don't cut them off at the end of the bloom season, because you will find that the old ones will rebloom next year as well.

Best mounted on cork or tree fern and given moderate light and year round moisture.

File:Nageliella purpurea.jpg

2024-06-12T10:46:13Z

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Nageliella purpurea

2024-06-12T10:45:46Z

Admin: Created page with "''Nageliella purpurea'' '''Common Name:''' Purple Nageliella '''Scented:''' no '''Light Requirements:''' partial shade '''Temperature Requirements:''' intermediate to cool '''Blooms:''' summer '''Flower Size:''' 0.7cm '''Synonyms:''' ''Domingoa purpurea'' (Lindl.) Van den Berg & Soto Arenas 2007; ''Hartwegia comosa'' Lindley ex Pfitz. ?; *''Hartwegia purpurea'' Lindley 1837 Found in Mexico, Gua..."

[[File: Nageliella_purpurea.jpg|thumb|''Nageliella purpurea'']]
'''Common Name:''' Purple Nageliella 
'''Scented:''' no 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial shade 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' intermediate to cool 
'''Blooms:''' summer 
'''Flower Size:''' 0.7cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Domingoa purpurea'' (Lindl.) Van den Berg & Soto Arenas 2007; ''Hartwegia comosa'' Lindley ex Pfitz. ?; *''Hartwegia purpurea'' Lindley 1837

Found in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras from sea level up to 1500 meters on horizontal, mossy branches of trees on rocky hillsides as a small sized, cool to warm growing epiphytic species is from with slender, erect, pseudobulbous, clavate stems carrying a basally clasping, lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate, acute or subacute, coriaceous, green leaves that are spotted bronze-purple that blooms in the summer and carries non-fragrant flowers.

They open successively over months and keep pumping out of old dead looking 8" [24 cm] long, flower stems so don't cut them off at the end of the bloom season, because you will find that the old ones will rebloom next year as well.

Best mounted on cork or tree fern and given moderate light and year round moisture.

Orchid species

2024-06-12T10:42:04Z

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'''This is a list of orchid species I have - well, mostly had - most of them lost due to drought in Cape Town between 2015 and 2018 - those lost are crossed out. Sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus:'''

* <s>[[Aerangis ellisii]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis fuscata]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis hyaloides]] (AERGS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodosticta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis modesta]]</s>
* <s>[[Aerangis mystacidii]]</s>

* <s>[[Anacheilium baculus]]</s>
* <s>[[Anacheilium fragrans]]</s>

* <s>[[Angraecum didieri]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum eburneum]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum leonis]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum magdalenae]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale]]</s>
* <s>[[Angraecum sesquipedale var. angustifolium]]</s>

* <s>[[Barbosella australis]] (BAR.0x0000)</s>

* [[Brassavola nodosa]] (B.0x0000)
* <s>[[Brassavola perrinii]]</s>

* <s>[[Bulbophyllum arfakianum]] (BULB.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum barbigerum]] (BULB.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum blepharistes]] (BULB.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum guttulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lasiochilum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum lobbii]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum orientale]] (BULB.0x0008)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum picturatum]] (BULB.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum pulchellum]] (BULB.0x0007)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum purpurascens]] (BULB.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum putidum]] (BULB.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum spathulatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Bulbophyllum wendlandianum]] (BULB.0x0006)</s>

* <s>[[Ceratostylis retisquama]] (CRTSTL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Cirrhopetalum dentiferum]]</s>

* <s>[[Coelogyne fimbriata]]</s>
* <s>[[Coelogyne tomentosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Coilostylis ciliaris]]</s>

* <s>[[Cymbidium elegans]] (CYM.0x0000, CYM.0x0001, CYM.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Cyrtorchis arcuata var. whytei]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrobium crumenatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium exile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium fimbriatum var. oculatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium kingianum var. album]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium loddigesii]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium macrophyllum]] (DEN.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium moschatum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium nobile var. virginalis]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium peguanum]] (DEN.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium pulchellum]] (DEN.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium purpureum]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium spectabile]] (DEN.0x0003, DEN.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium tortile]]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrochilum filiforme]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum glumaceum]] (DEND.0x0000, DEND.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Dendrochilum wenzelii]] (DEND.0x0002, DEND.0x0003)</s>

* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Pink Flush']]</s>
* <s>[[Disa tripetaloides 'Super']]</s>

* <s>[[Dockrillia linguiforme]] (DOC.0x0000)</s>
* [[Dockrillia rigida]]
* <s>[[Dockrillia wassellii]]</s>

* <s>[[Encyclia alata]] (E.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia aspera]] (E.0x0001, E.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Encyclia prismatocarpa]]</s>

* <s>[[Epidendrum peperomia]]</s>

* <s>[[Eria densa]] (ERIA.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Eria flava]] (ERIA.0x0002)</s>
* <s>[[Eria spicata]] (ERIA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Euchile mariae]] (ECH.0x0000, ECH.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Gongora galeata]]</s>

* <s>[[Holothrix villosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Isabelia virginalis]] (ISA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Laelia anceps]]</s>
* <s>[[Laelia bradei]] (L.0x0000)</s>
* [[Laelia rubescens]]
* <s>[[Laelia rubescens var. aurea]] (L.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Lepanthes calodictyon]]</s>

* <s>[[Leptotes bicolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Liparis remota]] (LIP.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ludisia discolor]]</s>

* <s>[[Masdevallia condorensis]] (MASD.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Maxillaria curtipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria miniata]] (MAX.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria pumila]]</s>
* <s>[[Maxillaria sanguinea]] (MAX.0x0000)</s>

* [[Microcoelia exilis]] (MCRCOEL.0x0000, MCRCOEL.0x0001)

* <s>[[Mystacidium capense]]</s>

* [[Nageliella purpurea]]

* <s>[[Neofinetia falcata]]</s>

* <s>[[Neolauchea pulchella]] (NLCHA.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oeceoclades saundersiana]] (OECL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Oerstedella centradenia]]</s>
* <s>[[Oerstedella verrucosa]]</s>

* <s>[[Oncidium altissimum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium incurvum]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium longipes]]</s>
* <s>[[Oncidium splendidum]] (ONC.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ornithophora radicans]] (ORPHA.0x0000, ORPHA.0x0001)</s>

* [[Paphiopedilum insigne]]
* <s>[[Paphiopedilum malipoense]]</s>

* <s>[[Papilionanthe teres]]</s>

* <s>[[Phalaenopsis aphrodite]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis lindeni]] (PHAL.0x0005)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis mannii]] (PHAL.0x0006)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis philippinensis]] (PHAL.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis X intermedia]]</s>

* <s>[[Phragmipedium schlimii]]</s>

* <s>[[Physosiphon tubatus]] (PHSSPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Plectrelminthus caudatus]] (PLMTHS.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Pleurothallis costaricensis]] (PTHS.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis glumacea]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis luteola]] (PTHS.0x0004)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis palliolata]] (PTHS.0x0003)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis pardipes]] (PTHS.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis platysemos]]</s>
* <s>[[Pleurothallis tridentata]] (PTHS.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Polystachya galeata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya paniculata]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya victoriae]]</s>

* <s>[[Restrepia striata]] (RSTP.0x0001)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia elegans]] (RSTP.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Restrepia trichoglossa]] (RSTP.0x0002)</s>

* <s>[[Rossioglossum grande]]</s>

* <s>[[Satyrium odorum]]</s>

* <s>[[Scaphosepalum lima]] (SCAPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Sobralia macrantha]]</s>

* <s>[[Sophronitis coccinea]] (S.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Stelis drosophila]] (STEL.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Stelis vulcanica]]</s>

* <s>[[Stenoglottis longifolia]]</s>

* <s>[[Trichoglottis brachiata]] (TRGL.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Trichopilia tortilis]]</s>

* <s>[[Vanda testacea]] (V.0x0000, V.0x0001, V.0x0002)</s>
* [[Vanda tricolor var. suavis]]

* <s>[[Zootrophion atropurpureum]] (ZTRPHN.0x0000)</s>

Orchid hybrids

2024-06-12T09:29:06Z

Admin:

==== This is a list of orchid hybrids I have, sorted alphabetically and grouped by genus: ====

* <s>[[Ascocentrum Mona Church]] (ASCTM.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Ascofinetia Peaches 'Kultana']]</s>

* <s>[[Cattleychea Darling Glow]] (CTYH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Brassocatanthe ???]] (BCT.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Cymbidium (Plum Village x Flying Colors) 'Bella Donna']]</s>
* <s>[[Cymbidium Arcadian Sunrise 'Golden Fleece']]</s>
* <s>[[Cymbidium Australian Midnight 'Black Velvet']]</s>
* <s>[[Cymbidium Gauteng 'Michelle']]</s>
* <s>[[Cymbidium One Tree Hill 'Tricia']]</s>
* <s>[[Cymbidium Yellow River 'Esther']]</s>

* <s>[[Dendrobium ((D. Lady Hamilton X D. Kelli Nicole) x (D. bigibbum var. compactum X D. Little Diamond)? X (D. Lady Hamilton X D. Waikiki Beach)?)]]</s>
* <s>[[Dendrobium C.K. Ai?]]</s>

* <s>[[Doritaenopsis Sogo Yenlin]]</s>
* <s>[[Doritaenopsis Taisuco Micky]]</s>

* <s>[[Iononcidium Popcorn 'Pink Sugar']]</s>

* <s>[[Masdevallia Bella Donna]] (MASD.0x0001)</s>

* <s>[[Odontocidium Susan Kauffman "Butterfly"]]</s>

* <s>[[Oncidumnia Darling Sunset]]</s>

* [[Paphiopedilum Armeni White (P. armeniacum X P. delenatii)]]
* [[Paphiopedilum Leeanum]]
* <s>[[Paphiopedilum Magic Lantern]] (PAPH.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Phalaenopsis Elegant Deborah]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis Golden Wonder]]</s>
* <s>[[Phalaenopsis Lovely Kid (P. lobbii X P. parishii)]] (PHAL.0x0000, PHAL.0x0001, PHAL.0x0002, PHAL.0x0003)</s>

* <s>[[Phragmipedium Tall Tails]]</s>

* <s>[[Polystachya Cape Candy]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya Duckitt Limelight]]</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya Frieda’s Blush]] (POL.0x0000)</s>
* <s>[[Polystachya White Hot]]</s>

* <s>[[Powellara (Cattlianthe Noemi Santiago X Brassanthe Maikai)]]</s>

* <s>[[Promenaea Crawshayana]] (PROM.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Renanthera Tom Thumb]] (REN.0x0000)</s>

* <s>[[Stanhopea NOID Yellow]]</s>