rupicolous rock dwelling laelias

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Greenhood
... put this down to the fact that I grow them without heat so they sulk. The rupicolous, or rock dwelling, laelias are totally out of control and do what they want. It is a most rewarding ... would get from slightly weathered Alsynite. Sufficient light for most genera but I prefer more for oncidiums, laelias and mini cattleyas etc. To achieve this I hang the adult plants. This is a compromise situation ...
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Rupicolous Laelias, Greg Allikas, 15 Jul 98
... In what family is L.mantiquierae? graphicgreg (West Palm Beach) These are all Laelias, Gypsy...rupicolous (rock dwelling) Laelias. There has been much confusion as to the correct taxonomy of the ... or is it due to culture conditions? graphicgreg (West Palm Beach) Jag, some of the Laelias naturally produce reddish anthocyanin pigment to protect themselves against bright light. In nature, these plants ...
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The Other Jewels of Minas Gerais - Brazil's rock-dwelling laelias
... ore within its mountains and hills. On these mountains, there are other jewels: Brazils rupicolous (rock-dwelling) laelias. These beautiful little orchids have perfect, star-shaped flowers that span the rainbow ... the fires move quickly across these lajes (ledges) and might only damage, not destroy, the laelias. One of the most exciting discoveries was seeing a natural hybrid between L. briegeri and ...
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