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Pleurothallis macroblepharis

13 years ago

Columbia, high elevation. Cannot get a good picture of the individual flower. See: http://www.orchidspecies.com/pleurmacroblepharis.htm for a good shot. The kind of plant only a mother could love. I bring this to our society and some of the older members who have a GH full of Catt hybrids ask me if I plan to bring in some 'REAL' orchids.

Nick

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inga007
13 years ago
Well, now I can see, how small/big these blooms are.
At our various orchid shows there are several , what I call, mini orchids, but people seem to be only looking at the blowsy looking blooms, and miss these lovely tiny ones.
I have spotted what may be Pleurothallis , with lovely little blooms underneath the leaves. I never did manage to photograph it.
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