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Old 09-16-2009, 10:06 AM
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Default Polystachya vulcanica
We have two or three species representative of this genus in Brazil, all of them with tiny greenish flowers. The showy ones are from Africa, like this Zairian Polystachya vulcanica. The plant is small, leaves semi-terete and non-resupinate flowers.

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What a little sweetheart.

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People who love cabbage orchids joke on these calling them 'grasses' here.Well, beautiful grasses!!
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