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Prosthechea boothiana

Darlene (GreenCurls)

10 years ago

I am starting to see these more and more often for sale recently. It is a great miniature to add to your collection. Mine is mounted, received bright morning light, and grown in intermediate temperatures. The flowers are small but they are many. There are 6 spikes with about 3 flowers per spikes. Three of the six spikes are in bloom now.

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shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
10 years ago
Very nice. When available I'd like to trade for a piece when convenient...
Darlene (GreenCurls)
Original Author
10 years ago
Certainly, Harvey. I will keep my eye out for possible divisions for trade. It may be tricky since it is mounted, but I will definitely look for the opportunity.
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whwo
10 years ago
Nicely grown. Is it fragrant?
Darlene (GreenCurls)
Original Author
10 years ago
Unfortunately it is not fragrant. At least I can't smell anything. My Prosthechea Green Hornet and Cochleata are both fragrant thought.
Judybird2014
10 years ago
Very healthy looking

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