miltonias and miltoniopsis

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Orchid Book Review-Orchids: Care and Cultivation
... and there is always room for error. For example, Restrepias get their own heading, but phragmipediums are thrown in with paphs. Also, Miltonias and Miltoniopsis (pansy orchids), are both lumped together as Miltonias, and the authors state "that to all intents and purposes [they both] respond ...
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Stories from the Suite101 Orchid Garden - Pansies are Orchids?
... common pansy. Pansy orchids are the beautiful Miltonias and Miltoniopsis. Even though they are a little harder to grow than some orchids such as the Cattleyas and Phalaenopsis, you will be rewarded with ... the spikes. The blooms come in colors of creams, purples, pinks, and browns. I have always preferred to purchase my Miltonias and Miltoniopsis in bloom because of the array of differences that can ...
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Dec 2003
... are good choices with the mottled leaved ones more likely to succeed under lights. Miltonias and miltoniopsis will do well depending on whether you have warm or cool conditions respectively. Howeara ... be rated on their performance in terms of display, sales booth merchandise, and participation in the show and the orchid community. The rating will determine future invitations. Display Space. An ...
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Orchids of Brazil. Brazilian orchids
... Miltoniopsis and used to be called miltonias (well, if we think about the hybrids, they still are). Miltonia clowesii is one of the multifloral species, a group that contains most of the Brazilian miltonias, and ...
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Odontoglossum Alliance, Cool-Growing Genera
... prevail. The Colombian miltonias (truly Miltoniopsis) and showy odontoglossums have striking sprays of flowers. Culture is similar for hybrids in this group, some being Odontonia, Odontioda and Vuylstekeara. LIGHT ... day temperatures may be tolerated, especially if humidity and air movement are at optimal revels and nights are cool. Miltoniopsis plants prefer night temperatures at the upper end ...
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Oncidium Alliance
... genera and Warm genera. Cool-Growing Genera These New World Tropics, high-altitude orchids are popular where cool temperatures prevail. The Colombian miltonias (truly Miltoniopsis) and showy odontoglossums have striking sprays of flowers. Culture is similar for hybrids in this group, some being Odontonia, Odontioda and Vuylstekeara. LIGHT ...
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AOS Odontoglossum Alliance Culture Sheet
... prevail. The Colombian miltonias (truly Miltoniopsis) and showy odontoglossums have striking sprays of flowers. Culture is similar for hybrids in this group, some being Odontonia, Odontioda and Vuylstekeara. LIGHT ... day temperatures may be tolerated, especially if humidity and air movement are at optimal revels and nights are cool. Miltoniopsis plants prefer night temperatures at the upper end ...
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Anatomy of a Miltonia, Earl Dunn, 31 Mar 99
... Miltoniopsis grew well in Hilo, which is pretty much ''warm''. JanetteH (beautiful day in the foothills of NC) Keeping the Miltonias and the Miltoniopis straight is somewhat of a challenge. I know the miltoniopsis are supposed to have the pansy flowers, but so many of them are labeled as miltonias. ...
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Miltoniopsis Culture
... The genus Miltoniopsis presently includes M. phalaenopsis, M. roezlii, M. vexillaria, M. bismarckii, M. santanaei, and M. warscewiczii. Garay and Dunsterville describe the technical differences between Miltonia and Miltoniopsis, but garden ... to these species, along with their hybrids, as the "cool growing" or "Colombian" Miltonias, or the "pansy orchids". These names are still used by some growers, ...
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Those Other Miltonias
... the most well known and commonly grown plants have been reclassified to the genus Miltoniopsis, those other Miltonias, the Brazilian species, are left as the only Miltonias. These Brazilian plants ... cultivated orchids. Faber and Faber, London. McQueen, J., and B. McQueen. 1993. Orchids of Brazil. Timber Press, Portland, OR. Moir, W. W. G. 1973. Brazilian miltonias and Miltonia warscewiczii. Orchid ...
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