Philippine Orchids

kaktuskris

13 years ago

I posted these the houseplant forum, but more appropriate here, certainly.

Someone close to me in the Philippines sent me some photos of orchids growing in her mother's yard...

The climate there is quite conducive to growing many orchids.

Christopher

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kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
Another one...
kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
One more.
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User
13 years ago
Wow, has the last orchid sweet scent?
kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
Some Oncidiums do, but can't recall if this one does, however...

Christopher
jane__ny
13 years ago
Beautiful! Must be something to see in real life.

Thanks for the photos,

Jane
kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
I am going there again in a few months, and can't wait to see orchids growing in a natural environment. Lots of nice Dendrobium there, and Phalaenopsis are native. For plant lovers in general, a paradise.

Christopher
thedogsLL
13 years ago
The yellow one is really beautiful. What is its name?

Lynn
arthurm
13 years ago
It is a varicosum type Oncidium hybrid probably name unknown.
The ancestors came from South America
kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
The yellow one is commonly known as a "Dancing Lady" orchid.

Christopher
thedogsLL
13 years ago
Thank you both. There's so much to learn!
kaktuskris
Original Author
13 years ago
Indeed, when it comes to orchids, as with everything else in life, always something to learn.

Christopher