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Brs. Edvah Loo 'Nishida'

shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b

12 years ago

aka the spider orchid. The flowers are over 17" from top to bottom. By adding a calcium, magnesium supplement, my brassias have changed from a reluctant bloomer to frequent bloomers.

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jane__ny
12 years ago
Don't use the supplements but mine also blooms frequently. This was taken last month and it had three spikes in January. Just hangs in a tree. I enjoy these plants.
User
12 years ago
Does this look like yours? It was given to me with no name. The light makes it look more yellow in the picture than it really is, it's really whiter.
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shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
Original Author
12 years ago
It is not the same. It is hard to say which that is, but it is nice!

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