Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Formerly known in some circles as Angraecum citratum, Aerangis citrata is found throughout Madagascar. From the southeast coast through the central part of the country into the northwest sect...
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Aerangis biloba
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Aerangis biloba will grow very well in South Florida's sub-tropical climate as a mounted plant just as it grows in the wild. It is no different than any other Angraecoid. Give it the specifi...
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Aerangis articulata
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Aerangis articulata, the Latin word meaning "jointed". This plant was formerly known as Angraecum articulatum and Angraecum descendens in the early 1900s. My thought on the bottom line howev...
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Angraecum magdalenae Shows Herself !
Author is Tom Kuligowski, posted over 7 years ago
Often referred to as the "Queen of the Angraecums"; Angraecum magdalenae can be a phenomenal plant to show off when in full bloom. Whether a first time bloomer with a single flower or a gro...
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Maxillaria picta
Posted by Sys Admin over 11 years ago
Maxillaria picta belongs to a large genus of orchids which are native to Central and South America. Many of these are well suited for growing in the South Florida area.
Of these, M. picta is one...
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Laelia esalqueana
Author is Susan Taylor, posted over 11 years ago
Laelia esalqueana is one of the star-shaped Laelias known as “Rupicolus Laelias” due to their unique habitat growing in almost full sun in rocky mountainous terrain, sometimes on the rocks themselv...
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Laelia anceps
Author is Lou Lodyga, posted over 11 years ago
Laelia anceps is an undemanding and easy plant to grow for most people. This species is naturally occurring in Mexico and is extremely drought resistant as well as temperature tolerant.
It will ...
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Laelia (Cattleya) tenebrosa
Posted by Sys Admin over 11 years ago
Laelia (Cattleya) tenebrosa is one of the most spectacular of the big Laelias, now moved into the genus Cattleya. It is closely related to Laelia purpurata and Laelia grandis but needs less sun tha...
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Ionopsis
Author is Susan Taylor, posted over 11 years ago
These cute little miniatures are found from Florida through Bolivia and most of the Caribbean Islands. There are currently about ten species listed and most of them are twig epiphytes or tree growi...
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Goodyera daibuzanensis
Author is Susan Taylor, posted over 11 years ago
Goodyera daibuzanensis is one of the popularly called Jewel Orchids known for their lovely foliage rather than for their flowers which are generally not very interesting, picture of flower. Terrari...
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