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Jumellea confusa
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I picked this plant up sometime this summer though I can't remember when :scratchhead: - hung it on the back grod wall of the greenhouse where it receives East morning light and a fair amount of water. When I noticed that it started to set bud, I relocated this beauty to the Orchidarium and this morning, this is what I found...very fragrant and the flower is just too cool!
If you don't have one of these in your collection, you should consider getting one - very easy to grow and very rewarding! Enjoy! |
It's cool alright. Seeing that you are in Jacksonville I could grow as I live in SW Georgia. Where did you get? - I've never heard of. I assume that it belongs to the vanda family since you posted here?????
Don |
I purchased this plant from Big Oak Orchids
Dave and Kathy Konkol 920-836-2985 davidkaye1@aol.com www.bigoaksorchids.com Their site seems to be down but maybe if you sent them an email.... |
Quite nice. I'm seeing that type for the first time.
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That is cool! I've seen pics of the flower before but not the whole plant. Thanks for doing that. That nectar spur is amazing!
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An excellent choice and a premium example of the fantastic-ness that is angraecoid :)
You have a very healthy plant - keep this up and soon you'll have cuttings galore to trade/give/sell! :) |
Very cool plant and flowers, Dana. Jumelleas are definitely one of the more under-appreciated genuses of orchids.
Steve |
Very nice. I hope I have the conditions for these.
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No, never got around to buying one. |
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