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Bulbophyllum echiolabium lip.

17 years ago

I posted a picture of the complete plant at the end of August, but for those who like the smell of meat past it's sell by date and even more so, this one is particularly rewarding, the fly obviously thinks so as well!

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scott361
17 years ago
Grrr!

'Scott goes and looks at his lazy ones with disgust!'
bolero
17 years ago
So is this one easy to grow? Does it form a large plant?

I love your photo! That's a great shot.
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michoice
Original Author
17 years ago
Hi bolero, glad you like the photo. echiolabium is an attractive plant, if you click on page 3, entry for 1st.Sept. you can view my previous picture showing the entire plant. The flower spikes go on producing new flowers as the old ones fade, so you get a lot for your money!
olyagrove
17 years ago
Great capture of a such a fascinating orchid
Olya

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