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Acinopetala wendlandiana
Hot growing mini epiphyte from Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. Syn Masdevallia wendlandiana
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Acronia alvaroi
Synonym Pleurothallis alvaroi. Small sized cold growing epiphyte found in Colombia at elevations of 2000 meters.
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Acronia ascera
Synonym Pleurothallis ascera. Publish by Luer & R. Escobar in 1996. A cool growing medium sized epiphyte from Costa Rica to Colombia at approximately 4250 feet (1300 meters). This species has leaves up to 5-6" and flowers are up to 1" fully opened. The flowers emerge from the base of the leaf from a papery sheath in winter. The mature leaves are very attractive so it makes a nice specimen when not in flower.
I have this plant mounted on cork and I keep it moist at all times. It gets about 500 foot candles of light and is 70F/55F in winter and 85F/60F in the summer. It could probably be kept a bit cooler in the winter and may need more shade in the summer.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C, SH, M
Links
IOSPE
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Acronia baudoensis
A miniature hot growing epiphyte from Colombia. Synonym Pleurothallis baudoensis
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Acronia canaligera
Synonym Pleurothallis canaligera. Small sized cold to warm growing epiphyte found in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru at elevations of 1200 to 2700 meters.
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Acronia cardiothallis
Medium sized epiphyte found in Mexico, Belize, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Colombia and Ecuador in wet montane forests from elevations of 300-2900 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-H, SH, M
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Acronia crucifera
A very nice terrarium suitable orchid that can take warmer temperatures than many Pleurothallids. Leaves are 1" . Syn. Pleurothallis crucifera.
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Acronia nipterophylla
No Longer in collection
A small sized warm to cold growing epiphyte from Ecuador. Synonym Pleurothallis nipterophylla
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Acronia penelops
Synonym Pleurothallis penelops. Cool to warm growing minature epiphyte found in Ecuador from 1650 to 1700 meters.
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Acronia phalangifera
I received this plant as Acronia sanchoi a couple years back. It's way to large for that species. The leaves are about 6" long and 3" wide on 8" petioles. After the flowers opened it appears to be Acronia (Pleurothallis) phalangifera
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Acronia phalangifera
Synonym Pleurothallis phalangifera. Medium sized cool growing epiphyte found in Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Peru.
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Acronia phyllocardioides
A very nice terrarium suitable orchid that can take warmer temperatures than many Pleurothallids. It likes shady conditions. Leaves are 1" . Syn. Pleurothallis phyllocardioides. ****
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Acronia quadricaudata
No Longer in collection
A very nice terrarium suitable orchid that can take warmer temperatures than many Pleurothallids. It likes shady conditions. Leaves are 1" . Syn. Pleurothallis quadricaudata.
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Acronia quaternaria
Medium sized epiphyte found Colombia
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-H, SH, M
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Acronia radula
Synonym Pleurothallis radula. Published by Luer in 2005. An intermediate growing medium sized epiphyte from Costa Rica at approximately 6230 feet (1900 meters). This species has leaves up to 5-6" on petioles of 8" and flowers are up to 3/4" fully opened. The flowers emerge from the base of the leaf from a papery sheath in winter. The mature leaves are heart shape and very attractive so it makes a nice specimen when not in flower.
I have this plant mounted on cork and I keep it moist at all times. It gets about 500 foot candles of light and is 70F/55F in winter and 85F/60F in the summer. It could probably be kept a bit cooler in the winter and may need more shade in the summer.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, SH, M
Links
Lynn's Pleurothallids
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Acronia rowleei
Synonym Pleurothallis rowleei. This is a small sized hot to cool growing epiphyte found from Costa Rica to Ecuador.
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Acronia rowleei Dark Form
Synonym Pleurothallis rowleei. This is a small sized hot to cool growing epiphyte found from Costa Rica to Ecuador. This is the dark form of this plant.
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Acronia scurrula
Synonym Pleurothallis scurrula. Small sized cool growing epiphyte found in Peru at elevations of 2200 to 2400 meters
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Acronia volans
Synonym Pleurothallis volans. A small sized cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Ecuador from 950 to 1500 meters.
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Actinopteris pedatum
Very unusual fern which will do well in the vivarium or terrarium. Palm like fronds.
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Adiantum caudatum
A really nice pendant growing Maidenhair fern. It produces offsets at the ends of the fronds that can be rooted. Sometimes called the Trailing Maidenhair Fern. This fern would be excellent in a tall terrarium where it would be allowed to hang down creating a curtain of fronds. Loves moisture but dislikes wet fronds. Needs good air flow but not direct.
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Adiantum peruvianum
Sometimes calle a Silver Dollar Maidenhair Fern. Fronds have 1" sized leaflets which emerg a bronzy color. Need plenty of humidity and space.
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Aechmea gamosepala
One of the few Aechmeas that are samll enough for the terrarium. Plant as shown
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Aeschynanthus ellipticus 'Coral Flame'
I purchased this cultvar from Lyndon Lyon's Greenhouse. It was once an undescribed species but was later determined to be a different clone of ellipticus. This clone is supposedly much easier to grow and flowers more easily. I would like to also get the species to compare.
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Aeschynanthus NOID
I don't remember where this came from or what it was tagged or even if it was tagged. But, it's most likely either A speciosus or A xSplendidus. I tend to think it's speciosus since the leaves do not look the same as the xSplendidus I received from another source.
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Aeschynanthus pulchra
No Longer in collection
I bought this plant from Lauray of Salisbury but I have now lost it. Looking for another. Wanted
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Aeschynanthus radicans
A nice smaller leaved plant that trails or creeps along the surface. Typical lipstick type flowers.
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Aeschynanthus sp
I received cuttings of what appears to be a small species but I'm told that they are just neglected and the leaves are actually about 1" on a mature plant. We shall see what it turns out to be.
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Aeschynanthus xsplendidus
I purchased this from a seller on eBay. It is a very old hybrid of A. speciosus x A. parasiticus. Beautiful large flowers on a sturdy vine.
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Agalmyla species
No Longer in collection
An NOID that is ideal for terrarium culture.
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Aglaomorpha brooksii
Nice epiphytic fern which likes to be grown in high humidity but allowed to dry between waterings. Will produce large shield fronds as it grows.
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Aglaomorpha coronans
Nice epiphytic fern which likes to be grown in high humidity but allowed to dry between waterings. Will produce large shield fronds as it grows.
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Aglaomorpha Santa Rosa
No Longer in collection
This is a hybrid fern produced years ago. It is most probably the product of an Aglomorpha and a Drynaria. This fern is a large growing epiphytic fern that produces large stiff fronds rthat are used to catch debris. Best grown mounted to tree fern panels or in pots with a free draining epiphytic mix. Can be used in the vivariums and terrariums if they are quite large and tall. This fern produces fronds of 3-4 feet when mature. Small starter ferns in i inch plugs.
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Aglaonema costatum
This is a small growing Aglaonema suitable for the Terrarium or Vivarium. It likes free draing epiphyte mix and hates wet feet. Very rare and hard to find. Forms rosettes 4" high and 6" in diameter.
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Alocasia 'Bako Park'
4 inch Pot. Discovered by Jeff Searle in Borneo, this dwarf Alocasia reaches a maximum of 2 ½’ in height. It is a beautiful variety with saggitate leaves. It is very distinctive due to the zebra gray striping on the petiole. The leaves are green
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Alocasia cuprea
I believe this is the most stunning Aroid there is. It's a small growing Alocasia with a maximum height of 2.5 feet. The picture is of my mature plant so that you can appreciate the beauty. Likes good light but no sun. 2 1/2 " pots
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Alocasia 'Frydek'
4 inch Pot. A wide leafed Alocasia micholitziana found and/or selected and named by Agri-Star out of Texas. This is a beautiful tropical plant, narrow-sagittate, hard leaf satiny emerald-green with white midrib; pale stalks with bizarre purplish banding. This Alocasia likes shade, which makes it extremely easy to grow as a house plant.
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Alocasia 'Mark Campbell'
Hybridized by David Fell from Hawaiian Sunshine Nursery this large leafed variety (24” x 18”) reaches to a mature height of only 36”. The new foliage is extremely striking, coming out iridescent black with silver veins. Mature foliage is black-green with silver veins. It is from a loweii 'Grandis' x 'Nobilis' cross. Impressive nearly round black leaves (iridescent eggplant purple).
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Alocasia reversa 'Dewey's Reversa'
2 1/2 inch pot. A dwarf variety of Alocasia, the name reversa was given to this plant because the darker shade of color along the midrib and nerves of the leaf is the reverse of what is usual in the genus. The leaf is thick with deep blue-green zones spreading out from the midrib to about half of the area of the upper surface of the leaf. The remaining area of the upper surface is ashen-blue. The dark blue-green zone around the midrib spreads out thinly towards the margins as an extension of the primary veins. The tube of the inflorescence is yellowish-green while the blade of the spathe is green shading to white and rose-burgundy at the margins. Mature leaves are typically 6-9 inches long by 2-5 inches wide.
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Alocasia 'Sarian'
4 inch Pot. A huge hybrid of Alocasia zebrine and Alocasia micholitziana it is easily told by its beautiful striped stem and upward pointing, wavy-edged leaves with white veins. This plant can grow up to 12’ tall. It is extremely easy to grow as a house plant. ‘Sarian’ grows the best in partial sun light. 2 1/2" pot
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Alocasia sinuata
This is a great, large growing Alocasia. It grows 3 foot leaves in my zone 7 garden in the summer.
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Alocasia 'White Knight'
Alocasia ‘White Knight’®, is a hybrid developed by Jim Georgisus. The thick, leathery leaf surface is a dusky, powdery grey, heavily overlaid with a dusky silver color on the main lateral veins and midrib. The lower surface of the leaf is a deep shinny purple
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Alocasia x portora
This Alocasia makes a stunning upright clump that is basically an improved Alocasia macrorrhiza. A hybrid originally created by Aroidia Research. The giant green leaves are held upright by strong purple stalks. This is truly an architectural specimen plant for any garden. Portora needs to have rich moist organic soil for optimal growth. A thick layer of winter mulch helps to prevent rot in cold wet soils.
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Alsobia 'Cygnet'
This is a hybrid from A dianthiflora and puntata. Very stoloniferous.
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Alsobia dianthiflora
A trailing epiphytic Gesneriad with white flowers that resemble those of a Dianthus. Very stoloniferous.
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Alsobia dianthiflora 'Costa Rica'
A trailing epiphytic Gesneriad with white flowers that resemble those of a Dianthus. Very stoloniferous. This is a nicer clone of the species.
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Alsobia 'Iris August'
A hybrid with white-fringed flowers with purple spots. Very stoloniferous. This is a nicer clone of the species.
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Alsobia punctata
A trailing epiphytic Gesneriad with white flowers with purple spots. Very stoloniferous.
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Amalophyllon rupestre RM2006
I received small rhizomes of this plant in the spring of 2008 from a friend. I neglected it to the point where I thought I had lost it. Lucky for me, each small piece of rhizome produced plants once I started paying attention and watering it. The foliage is stunning on this plant. You can learn more Here
This has tentatively been designated as A rupestre
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Amorphophallus obscurus
This is the smallest of the Amorphophallus. No more than a few inches tall. Small tubers about 1/4". A large tuber os this species is no more than an inch.
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Amorphophallus yunnanensis
This is a medium sized Amorphophallus. Offsets freely and has a very interesting flower. Dime sized bulbs
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Angraecum didieri
No Longer in collection
A mini hot to cool growing epiphyte from Madagascar
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Anoectochilus formosanus
No Longer in collection
This jewel from the forest floors of Formosa is seldom offered but each to grow. Small plants in 2 inch pots
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Anoectochilus roxburghii
A very nice Jewel Orchid that loves shade and moist conditions. Ideal for the terrarium or vivarium. 2" pot
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Anoectochilus roxburghii
India form
No Longer in collection
A seldmon offered alternative to what we as well as other are selling as roxburghii. I really do not know whther this is the correct form or whether the other is or both. They are very nice plants but much rarer. Small plants in 2 inch pots
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Anthurium gracile
Nice small species which selfs very easily and produces red berries.
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Anthurium llewelynii
This is a terrestrial that as it matures, creeps along the ground. The leaves are about 2 feet in length. It sets seed very easily which germinate easily when fresh. Small Seedlings
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Anthurium scandens
A vining Anthurium that produces pearlized pink berries. Great for the terrarium or vivarium.
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Anthurium schlechtendalii
This is a large growing birdnest form. Leaves up to 4 feet. It's a epiphyte which I received from a friend who got it as a house plant but it out grew the pot. Tom Croat of MBG identified it for me.
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Asplenium bulbiferum
An Australian fern which loves warmth and humidity. It favors sites on moist creek banks and on the treefern trunks. In this area, it is invariably associated with flowing water, close to permanent creeks and almost always with waterfalls, sometimes growing right under them. The correlation between fern and habitat is so reliable here that we have never found a waterfall in the mountains without also finding A. bulbiferum growing nearby.
Most likely too large for all but the largest of terrariums
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Asplenium ebenoides
A very unsual Asplenium. Nice buy also. Bought it from Cowboyflowerman on eBay
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Asplenium platyneuron
Ebony speenwort. A nice small fern with a shiny black stem. Grows in a number of conditions and transplants easily with little set back. Adapts nicely to terrariums.
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Asplenium prolongatum
No Longer in collection
Small terrestrial fern that produces bulblets on the ends of the fronds. Works well in hanging basket an terrariums.
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Asplenium rhizophyllum
No Longer in collection
Syn. Camptosorus rhizophyllus , Common name Walking fern. A very unusual fern which will do well in a terrarium or vivarium.
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Asplenium species
An interesting species I got from Andy's Orchids. It is supposedly from Madagascar. Very interesting that forms bubils at the frond tips. Similar to prologatum.
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Barbosella australis
Miniature cool growing epiphyte from Brasil. Very interesting flowers
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C, SH, M
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Barbosella porschii 'Mountainside'
Apparently a synonym of cogniauxiana. Miniature warm growing epiphyte from Costa Rica and Panama. Very interesting flowers
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W, SH, M
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Begonia Abu-Dhabi
A very nice small growing rhizomatous species with crinkled leaves. Leaf cutting
miniB
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Begonia 'Boyfriend'
No Longer in collection
A small growing rhizomatous Begonia with small leaves. A great Terrarium subject.
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Begonia 'Butterfly'
This is a stunning Begonia for the terrarium (picture does not do it justice) Stays small and has the very unusual tri lobbed leaf.
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Begonia conchifolia
No Longer in collection
Very nice small Begonia. Grows nicely in the a terrarium.
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Begonia 'Cowardly Lion'
No Longer in collection
A very nice rhizo begonia. Too Large for the terrarium but a great potted Begonia.
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Begonia crispula
Very interesting foliage on this Brazilian species. Very rare and hard to find.
minib
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Begonia elaeagnifolia
Nice scandent species. No real information on it. May be from Panama.
I'm pretty sure this is Begonia elaeagnifolia and it's from Africa not Panama.
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Begonia erythrophylla
Commonly called the Beefstaek Begonia which indicates the slablike leave on this species. A great ad easy plant to grow. Rhizome cuttings
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Begonia Exotica
Stunning metallic red leaves on this cane type Begonia. Nice Rooted Cuttings
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Begonia foliosa
A unusual Begonia with fern like stems with many very small leaves. Great for the terrarium and roots easily.
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Begonia glabra
A very interesting climbing Begonia which is great for larger terrariums. Panama
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Begonia glabra
A very interesting climbing Begonia which is great for larger terrariums. ****
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Begonia glabra
A very interesting climbing Begonia which is great for larger terrariums. Collected in Costa Rica
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Begonia goegoensis
A great looking large growing Begonia. The leaves on this species are fantastic.
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Begonia limprichtii
Very interesting small terrarium Begonia. Unusual hairs on the leaves.
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Begonia listada
A beautiful species. The leaves are sort of like the Angel wing begonias but very hairy and with a bold yellow stripe down the middle. I lost this clone and would love to have it back.
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Begonia 'Lita Ecuador'
This is a very interesting scandent species. May be one of the unknown species that carry a U designation. Working on ID. Yhis is a great terrarium Begonia.
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Begonia luzonensis
I nice small Begonia for the terrarium. Has great orange blooms with mottled leaves.
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Begonia masoniana 'Iron Cross'
A beautiful Begonia. Hybridized in the early 1900's. Leaves get about 4". I rhizomitous Begonia which is not all that easy to get but is regaining it's popularity.
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Begonia NOID 1
Large growing rhizomotous Begonia. I don;t have a name. Please let me know if you know it's ID.
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Begonia NOID 4
This is a large fast growing scandent rhizomitous species.
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Begonia peltata
An interesting Begonia which thrives on full sun and little water. Unrotted leaf cutting
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Begonia 'Peridot'
Very nice small growing Begonia ideal for the terrarium. Small coppery leaves.
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Begonia rajah
One of the nicest Begonias in my opinion. Must be kept humid and not allowed to sit in water.
New Guinea
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Begonia thelmae
Small creeping begonia. Leaves cover stem. Does well in a basket or in a terrerium or vivarium. Roots easily and spreads quickly. s
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Begonia U388
A wonderful rhizomatous Begonia with long white hairs on the top of the leaf. a Medium sized begonia which like to dry out between waterings.
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Bertolonia cf ovata 'Bronze'
This plant I grew from seed (Actually a good friend grew it after I germinated the seed) that I got from Brazil Plants.
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Bertolonia maculata
I purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. I have never grown these before but they should do well in terrarium culture. This is a terrestrial and nont an epiphyte.
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Bertolonia marmorata
I got this plant from a fellow Bertolonia lover. It's an awesome foliage plant which loves humidity.
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Bertolonia sp
I think this originally came from Ecuagenera as Bertholeana maculata but that is not a valid name. I once thought it to be a Pilea but now I almost positive it's a Bertolonia. The flower at least gives the family away and the seed pod is identical to Bertolonia maculata. A very nice and interesting plant which seems to need high humidity to do well.
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Brachycladium pilosellum
No Longer in collection
Also known as Lepanthes pilosella. Very small growing orchid with a creeping stem much like Trichosalpinx chamaelepanthes
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Brassavola cucullata
A small hot to warm growing small species from Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, French Guiana, Surinam, Guyana, Venezuela and Colombia.
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Brassavola flagellaris
A small hot to warm growing small species from Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, French Guiana, Surinam, Guyana, Venezuela and Colombia.
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Brassavola perrinii
Small size cool to warm growing epiphyte from Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
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Brenesia johnsonii
A mini intermediate epiphyte from Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica and Panama. Syn Pleurothallis johnsonii
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Bulbophyllum acutebracteatum
Miniature hot to warm growing epiphyte found in Liberia, Siera Leone, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Gulf of Guinea Islands and Zaire in lowland forests at elevations up to 1000 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W-H, SH, M
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Bulbophyllum acutebracteatum
Miniature hot to warm growing epiphyte found in Liberia, Siera Leone, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Gulf of Guinea Islands and Zaire in lowland forests at elevations up to 1000 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W-H, SH, M
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Bulbophyllum breviscapum
This is a synonym of lasiochilum but I will leave it as purchased.
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W, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum campanulatum
Seems to be a synonym of Cirrhoetalum auratum but I will keep it tagged like this.
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Bulbophyllum careyanum
I have this one but this one is much larger than the ones I have already.
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Bulbophyllum corolliferum
Very small plant. I have it mounted on tree fern at the moment.
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H, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum dixonii
This name is a synonym of Bulbophyllum morphologorum. I will leave it tagged as doxonii until it flowers and I can verify it's identity.
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H, BR, M
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Bulbophyllum flavescens
Synonym B ramusii. Small hot to cool growing epiphyte found in Malaysia, Borneo, Java, The Philippines and Sumatra in lowland and montane forests at elevations of 30 to 2400 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum inunctum
Small epiphyte with very nice striped flowers
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C-H, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum lasiochilum
Dark form but it has never flowered for me. Fragrant, Miniature
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Bulbophyllum lichensis
I cannot find any info on this plant so the name may not be valid. Once it flowers I can propose a correction.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum longiflorum
Supposedly a synonym for B inunctum. Will wait for flower to verify.
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Bulbophyllum medusae
Very stunning flower on this one. Always a treat when it blooms. Fragrant
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Bulbophyllum moniliforme
Not so sure about the id on this. Look way to large to be this species.
Micro miniature
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Bulbophyllum protractum
Miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Assam, Sikkim, Burma, Thailand and Vietnam at elevations around 500 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
H, SH, M
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Bulbophyllum rufinum
Large psuedobulbs of 1" and leaves 4-6". Many yellow minute flowers on a stalk.
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Bulbophyllum sessile
Miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Burma, Malaysia, Sulawesi, the Molouccas, Sumatra, Borneo, New Guinea, Java, the Philippines and Fiji in evergreen lowland forests
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum species
Obviously not cumingii as it was tagged nor do I know if I still have it.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
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Bulbophyllum species
Came to me as B cernuum. It could be either comberi or membranaceum. The pseudo-bulb matches the description for membranaceum and does not match the other plant I received as comberi. But it's a disappointment that it is not cernuum.Miniature
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W-H, BR-SH, M
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Bulbophyllum species
Never flowered but it has leaves about 1" on a 1/2" pseudo-bulb which are blushed with purple.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR-SH, M
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Caladium bicolor
The parentage to most of the Caladiums you see in the stores. 2 1/2 " pots
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Callisia elegans
I believe this to be the best looking Callisia. Seems to be slower growing than most.
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Callisia fragrans
This is a very nice robust plant often called basket plant. It produces stolons that then root and produce another plant. It is without a doubt one of the easiest plants to grow. The leaf span is 8-12". Large offsets
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Callisia warscewicziana
This is a great plant for the terrarium or a basket. Grows like most wandering jew cousins but is very flat. Rosettes are about 3" accross. s
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Canna Musafolia
Very large leaves and grows to about 10 feet. Growing in 1 gallon pots.
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Caralluma baldratii
A synonym for Orbea baldratii.
Location: Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania.
Acquired: 9/9/2016
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Caralluma europea
Very tall thick stems Freely produces offset from underground stolons.
Location: Southern Mediterranean
Acquired: 9/8/2016
First Flower: 10/21/2016
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Caralluma schweinfurthii
A synonym for Orbea schweinfurthii.
Location: Zaire, Belgian Congo, Itande: Nswiwa.
Acquired: 9/9/2016
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Catopsis morreniana
An unusual urn shapes Genus with some species said to be carnivorous. Blooming size
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Ceratostylis retisquama
I bought this tagged Ceratostylis rubra but that is now considered a synonym. Found as a small sized epiphyte in the Philippines.
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Ceratostylis retisquama
Tagged Ceratostylis rubra but that is now considered a synonym. Found as a small sized epiphyte in the Philippines.
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Ceropegia nitolica
No Longer in collection
A long leafless stem with very interesting flowers.
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Ceropegia stapeliformis
In bud when I received this plant
Location: South Africa and Swaziland
Acquired: 9/21/2016
First Flower:
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Christia obcordata
No Longer in collection
A very interesting vining plant with green butterfly shaped leaves with red markings. I have had no luck growing this plant and killed it many times. I may try it as a container plant outside in the summer if I get it again.
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Cirrhopetalum auratum
A very nice small Bulbophyllum allie. Leaves of 1" from a 1/2" bulb. Stays small.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W, BR, M
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Cissus amazonica
A rambling tropical vine that will grow well in a terrarium. It has lance shaped leaves that grow to 4 inches. s
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Cissus discolor
Very nice color on this Cissus. It grows quickly as a twining vine. Just like Cissus amazomica.
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Clusia rosea nana
A dwarf clone of the larger species. This plant can be epiphytic of terrestrial ****
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Cochleanthes discolor
A cool to warm growing mini to small sized epiphyte. Found in many Central an South American countries.
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Codonanthe devosiana
I purchased a basket of this at Lowes and it comes from EA. The tag had this name on it and it looks correct so far. It now has flowers so I will be taking some pictures shortly to help with the Id.
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Codonanthe gracilis
A small creeping vine with pointed 1/2" to 3/4" leaves. White flowers. I purchased this plant from Kartuz Nursery
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Codonanthe serrulata
The consensus seems to think that this is serrulata so I'm tagging it. It should develop really succulent leaves after it recovers from my neglect. Flowers are a good match for that species.
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Codonanthe species
I think this is a Codonanthe but I really don't know yet. Could be venosa. Maybe it will flower this summer so I can tell what it is.
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Codonanthe species
Not sure what this is. It's an EA plant with no name but surely a Codonanthe.
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Codonanthe ulei
Also known as Codonanthopsis ulei. This is a large growing epiphyte from Brazil. It has large leaves and large white flowers with pink spotted throats. Leaves are red spotted on the reverse and some on the top.
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Coelogyne monilirachis
Small sized, warm to cool growing epiphyte from Sabah and Sarawak Borneo in lower montane forests at elevations of 1200 to 1700 meters.
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Coilostylis parkinsoniana
Formerly known as Epidendrum parkinsoniana. Warm growing epiphyte from Jalisco, Morelos, Oaxaca, Puebla, Vara Cruz, and Chiapas states of Mexico and southern Central America in oak-pine cloud forests at elevations of 1000 to 2300 meters.
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Colocasia 'Black Magic'
Grow this one in Sun to get the dark leaf color. Doesn't spread as fast as illustris but is a great elephant ear. Dormant in the winter. Will not ship until they break dormancy in the spring.
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Colocasia 'Purple Stem'
A really nice stem color on this one. Spread by stolons that creep across the soil surface. Dormant in winter and will not be shipped until they break dormancy in the spring.
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Colocasia affinis
A small leaved species. It's slow to emerge in spring and early to go dormany but a plus to any collection.
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Colocasia antiquorum 'Illustris'
This is fast becoming one of the most popular elephant ears. It spreads quickly and is easy to grow. Dormant in winter and will not be shipped until they break dormancy in the spring.
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Colocasia fallax
A really nice small Colocasia. Produces stolons that allow this one to spread quickly.
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Columbiana aspergillum
No Longer in collection
This small Pleurothallid used to be classified as a Pleurothallis. It produces the flower stalk just shy of the tip of the leaf.
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Columnea allenii
Nice trailing species with small leaves. Originally came from ABG
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Columnea 'Carnival'
This is a great plant. Large yellow flowers with red lips and tiny dark leaves. Too bad I almost killed it.
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Columnea citriflora
Tricantha citrina is now considered as Columnea citriflora. Formerly listed as Columnea mira. I purchased this from Rob's Violets.
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Columnea colombiana
Very nice small leaved, pendant growing epiphyte. Formerly known as Pentadinia colombiana
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Columnea cruenta
I purchased this plant from Ecuagenera. It's a large growing species. Most likely a cool growing species as well.
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Columnea elongatifolia
This is a beautiful species with reddish leaves in bright light. Upright growth. Syn. C angustata
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Columnea erythrophaea
I just purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. Nice large flowers that dangle from a long pedicle.
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Columnea 'Frosty Hills'
I purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. I find it very interesting that the flowers begin as yellow buds but are slowly changing colors to red I assume.
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Columnea gloriosa
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color.
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Columnea gloriosa
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color.
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Columnea gloriosa 'Superba'
I nice pendant leaves Columnea. The leaves have very short hairs and are slightly purple in color. Not sure what the difference is between this cultivar and the species.
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Columnea harrisii
Received as a cutting and is growing. Large green leaves on a thick stem. No flowers yet.
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Columnea hirta
I got this from Lauray of Salisbury and it is not liking me much. Hopefully it will survive.
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Columnea hirta var mortonii
I received a cutting from Bob Stewart and it has grown OK. It is located in the cool house in a trough with Begonias and Aeschynanthus.
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Columnea hybrid
This is a very nice hybrid but I don't know the name. Unfortunately I have neglected it and am now trying to revive it.
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Columnea isernii
This plant have very soft hairy leaves that look silver. I have not had flowers but it's a nice plant regardless.
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Columnea kewensis
I purchased this from Rob's Violets. This is apparently not a species and most likely a hybrid. According to H.E. Moore, African Violets, Gloxinias and Their Relatives (1956), "A further hybrid, the result of a cross between Columnea glabra and C. Schiedeana, was made in England at the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew. It is possible that plants of this parentage are those currently sold under the name Columnea kewensis, a name that has no standing."
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Columnea kienastiana
I purchased this from Rob's Violets who has it listed as C dodsonii. Now considered kienastiana.
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Columnea linearis
I purchased this from Rob's Violets. Nice dark pink flowers with thin small leaves.
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Columnea minor
Purchased from Lyndon Lyon's Greenhouse. Formerly classified as Tricantha teuscheri.
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Columnea proctori/subcordata
This plant comes from the collection at Selby Gardens and as you can see by the name they could not decide whether it was proctori or subcordata. I will keep this designation until I can do more study and see flowers.
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Columnea purpusii
I got this from Lauray of Salisbury and it is not liking me much. Hopefully it will survive.
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Columnea sanguinea
Formerly Dalbergaria sanguinea this is a large growing plant. I received this from Ann Davidson and I almost killed it. It originally came from Rob's Violet Barn. It is now in my front greenhouse which stays relatively cool (85f) in the summer. It is responding well and now begining to grow after alomst being a goner. I'm look forward to flowers on this.
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Columnea sp aff lophophora
Large growing species with thick upright stems. Apparently collected by John L Clark in Ecuador at a altitude of 9000 ft but this has not be verified. Said to be a cool growing species. Collection number JLC9000
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Columnea villosissima
I purchased this plant from Ecuagenera. Also known as Also known as Dalbergaria villosissima.
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Costus cuspidatus
A small growing species with wonderful orange flowers. Maximum height is about 18". Easily rooted from stem cuttings and grown from seed.
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Costus malortieanus
A small growing species with red striped flowers. Maximum height is about 2-3 feet. This species has very nice velvety leaves and likes shade.
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Cryptanthus High Voltage
Another one of the dark colored Cryptanthus with silver bands. Similar to Black Mystic. Small offsets
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Cryptanthus Sangria
A very nice mix of colors on this one. As with all Cryptanthus it like medium light and looks best when allowed to dry. Small offsets.
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Cryptanthus sp
Larger growth habit for terreriums and vivariums and gets more red flushes as it gets larger and turns loses green the brighter the light. Full grown plants
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Cryptanthus sp
Satys small and very easy as all the Cryptanthus. Great small growth habit for terreriums and vivariums.
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Cyanotis kewensis
Sometimes called the Teddy Bear plant. This plant is well suited to the terrarium and will grow quickly. cascading habit makes it an excellent choice for a backdrop plant. s . Not sure of origin but probably African.
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Cyanotis villosa
I believe this is the correct ID. This is an aggressive plant but is a nice one to cover allot of space in a small time. s
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Cyclanthus bipartitus
Said to be the true species, this terrestrial likes lots of water and does not like to dry out.
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Cyclopogon epiphyticus
A miniature cold to cool growing epiphyte from Costa Rica to Ecuador in lower cloud forests at elevations of 100 to 800 meters. One os the few epiphytic members of this genus. Grown for the foliage more than the flowers.
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Cynanchum marnierianum
A strange Asclepiad with stems with no leaves. I have had this plant for most likely 20 years. I'm not sure where I got it but I think it was probably Tropiflora as I bought many of my first Dischdias there. It's one of my favorite plants and the flowers are strange and unique.
Location: Southwest Madagascar.
Acquired: 1990's
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Cynanchum sp aff. marnierianum
Unlike C. marnierianum, the stems are not covered with irregular tubercles. The flowers are equally odd but are an inconspicuous yellow-green.
Location: Southwest Madagascar.
Acquired: 9/21/2016
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Cyrtorchis praetermissa
Cool to warm growing mini epiphyte from Africa. Looks like a mini Vanda with flowers similar to Angraecum.
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Davallia falcinella
No Longer in collection
This is a very nice Davallia but unfortunately I lost it a couple years back. If anyone has it plaese let me know.
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Davallia heterophylla
Syn Humata heterophylla, this is a wonderful Terrarium plant that is seldom seen in collections. I bought this from Charles Alford.
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Davallia parvula
This is a wonderful terrarium plant that is seldom seen in collections. I bought this from Charles Alford. It has very small 1 inch) fronds on small rhizomes. Can be somewhat difficult to grow. Loves high humidity.
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Davallia pentaphylla
An unusual Davallia. The fronds are more like other ferns and not finely laced like most Davallias. Rhizome cutting
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Davallia pyxidata
This Davallia is unusual in that it has fronds that are sort of between those of most Davallia and D pentaphylla. Brown hairy rhizome.
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Davallia repens
Syn Humata repens, this is a wonderful Terrarium plant that is seldom seen in collections. I bought this from Charles Alford.
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Davallia sessilifolia
Once considered Humata sessilifolia this genus has now been moved into the Davallia gebus. Very small fern great for terrariums. Fronds to about 3-4 inches on a very hairy light brown rhizome. Native to India.
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Davallia sessilifolia
Once considered Humata sessilifolia this genus has now been moved into the Davallia gebus. Very small fern great for terrariums. Fronds to about 3-4 inches on a very hairy light brown rhizome. Native to India.
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Davallia solida
A large growing Davallia with upright rhizomes. This fern is native to Australia, Asia and the Pacific Islands in tropical and sub-tropical conditions
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Davallia tyermannii major
The well know white Rabbits Foot fern. Great for hanging pots or in the terrarium. This is an epiphyte and the rhizome crowls all over the place. Does really well mounted. Rhizome cutting
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Dendrobium hymenanthum
A miniature hot to warm growing epiphyte from Myanamar, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Borneo and the Philippines.
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Dendrobium jenkinsii
No Longer in collection
Small growing Dendrobium from Asia. Often confused with aggregatum and lindleyii.
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Dendrobium lamellatum 'Sabah'
A miniature to small sized hot growing epiphyte found in Myanamr, Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, Borneo and the Philippines at elevations of 460 to 900 meters.
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Dendrobium lawesii
Warm to cool growing epiphyte which need bright indirect light. From Papua and New Guinea.
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Dendrobium lichenastrum
Also know as Dockarilla lichenastrum, it's a very nice mat forming epiphyte. Small division
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Dendrobium linguiforme
Also know as Dockarilla. This is a creeping epiphyte from Australia. Warm to hot grower well suited for terrariums.
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Dendrobium oligophyllum
A hot growing miniature epiphyte found in Vietnam and SE Thailand. Makes an excellent terrarium subject.
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Dendrobium prenticei
Also known as a Dockarilla this is another of the Australian Dendrobiums with unusual fleshy leaves
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Dendrochilum species
This is a large species with fragrant flowers. May be longifolium but I'm not sure. Could also be magnum but does not seem to be big enough.
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Dioscorea bulbifera
This is a vining caudiciaform that can be grown in a large vivaria or in pots. Large heart shaped leaves. It can be invasive. Can not ship to Florida. 1" dormant tubers.
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Disapora 'Brilliant'
I received this from the now closed Rainbow Gardens and know little else about it.
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Dischidia acutifolia
No Longer in collection
Large flat spear shaped leaves on a vigorous vine. Very nice plant.
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Dischidia albida
No Longer in collection
Received this plant in 2006 as Dischidia albida from Bob Smoley. Unlike the other plant I have as albida, this one has spade shaped leaves on a thick fvine. Very robust grower. No flowers yet so no real ID.
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Dischidia albiflora
No Longer in collection
Plant originates from Bob Smoley. Looks like a plant I received as albida from Rainbow Gardens years ago. Glasshouse Works also sells it under this name I think. Most likely a variant of bengalensis.
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Dischidia balansae
No Longer in collection
Received this plant from Karl Heinz Tessner in 2004. I have not seen it flower so a positive id is still pending.
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Dischidia calva
No Longer in collection
I got this plant from Rainbow Gardens years ago. It was very unusual for a Dischidia since the growth was very tight and more like a bush and not a vine. I have since lost that plant. I received a cutting from Ted Green and another from Brian Williams. I suspect the one from Brian actually originally came form my original plant. None have shown the same growth habit as my original plant.
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Dischidia cleistantha
No Longer in collection
Was listed as D species 'Thailand'. It has now been described by Dr Tanya Livshultz as ceistantha.
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Dischidia diphylla
No Longer in collection
Another shingler. Very much like imbricata and cleistantha.
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Dischidia formosana maxium
(formosa #1)
No Longer in collection
Received this plant from Glasshouse Works. I have also recieved similar plants from Norma Lewis. I suspect the actual species is formosana and the Maxium tag is the name of the author.
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Dischidia fructiculosa
No Longer in collection
Large leaves and sort of spade shaped. White flowers with purple to pink tips.
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Dischidia hirsuta
No Longer in collection
at least 2 leaf nodes. A really unusual (for Dischidias) fuzzy leaf. A rapid spreader in good light. Vining type.
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Dischidia hirsuta 'Red Leaf'
No Longer in collection
Fuzzy leafed dischidia that has a red leaf when exposed to sun. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia imbricata
No Longer in collection
Nice flat growing leaves with pale yellow flower clusters. One of the shingle type dischidias. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia khasiana
No Longer in collection
This is a very nice tight growing Dischidia. It looks like a small species Geri with a leaf size about half the size of Geri. I can find no reference to this name other than the source of these plants. s
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Dischidia lanceolata
No Longer in collection
I recieved this plant first from Rainbow Gardens as Near Burma. I also recieved the same plant from Yale Sedman as the same thing. It has now been id's as lanceolata
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Dischidia lanceolata
No Longer in collection
May actually be acuminata but will leave it the same until I get confirmation. Strong vine with large leaves on a vigorous vine.
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Dischidia lancifolia
No Longer in collection
Very nice looking vine with spear shaped leaves with a light green midrib.
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Dischidia livida
No Longer in collection
very nice delicate vine with long pointed leavs. s
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Dischidia 'Luzon'
No Longer in collection
I got this Dischidia on eBay and I can't remember who from. It's looks like Dischidiopsis parasitica to me and I suspect that may be the correct id.
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Dischidia major
No Longer in collection
Formaerly listed as rafflesiana. The best of the Dischidias. Slow grower that produces large ant pockets. at least 2 leaf nodes. Not all cuttings will have pocket.
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Dischidia major Mounted
No Longer in collection
Cork bark or stick mounted specimen each with at least one pocket. Let dry between waterings.
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Dischidia membranifolia Hort
No Longer in collection
A very large leaves Dischidia which makes it look very much like a Hoya. small white flowers.
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Dischidia milnei
No Longer in collection
Looks allot like sp Geri and oiantha so it may not be correctly identified
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Dischidia miniata aff
No Longer in collection
Received from Ted Green in 2006. Has not done well and has not grow any new growths.
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Dischidia minima
No Longer in collection
This is most lilely a clone of Dischidia cleistantha and not a seperate species. Nice shingle plant with small white blooms.
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Dischidia nummularia
No Longer in collection
Formerly listed as glaucescens. Very easy to grow if allowed to dry between waterings.
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Dischidia oiantha
No Longer in collection
Nice large succulent leaves. Very much like D species Geri. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia ovata
No Longer in collection
Really nice Dischidia with variegated leaves. Small yellow flowers. Leaves turn a blush of red in high light. A vigorous grower. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia ovata
No Longer in collection
This plant is different from the one most often seen in the US. Does not seem to turn red in bright light as the more common form and the leaves have a slightly different veining pattern.
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Dischidia pectinoides
No Longer in collection
at least 2 leaf nodes. Inflated leaf type. The prettiest and the most interesting of the Dischidias. Cuttings of at least 2 leaf nodes. Not all cuttings will have pockets.
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Dischidia pectinoides variegata
No Longer in collection
This is a stunning plant. Well grown in 2" hanging pot. Lots of variegated pockets. Almost hate to give them up.
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Dischidia rafflesiana
No Longer in collection
The best of the Dischidias. Slow grower that produces large ant pockets. at least 2 leaf nodes. Not all cuttings will have pocket.
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Dischidia rafflesiana
No Longer in collection
The most desired of the Dischidias along with pectinoides. Also know as Dischidia major. Nice full plants with plenty of pockets.
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Dischidia rafflesiana
No Longer in collection
These are nice full plants with lots of pockets. Grown in small 2" baskets with hanger.
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Dischidia rimicola
No Longer in collection
Small leaved species with yellow flowers. Does not seem to be a robust grower.
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Dischidia rosea
No Longer in collection
Thick boat shaped leaves ona strong vine. Also known as DH7
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Dischidia ruscifolia
No Longer in collection
A trailing compact grower. Makes a great basket when well grown.
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Dischidia saggitata
No Longer in collection
Unusual growth habit. Leaves seem to clump and set root and them vine out again to do the same.
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Dischidia species
No Longer in collection
Formerly listed as ciantha but this is not correct. Most likely oiantha.
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Dischidia species 'Geri'
No Longer in collection
This is a great growing species that produces a nice basket. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia species 94007
No Longer in collection
A most interesting vigorous vining species of unknown origin. Leaves are heart shaped similar to Hoya kerrii.
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Dischidia species 'Burma'
No Longer in collection
Nice rambling vine with pointed succulent leaves. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia species 'Geri'
No Longer in collection
One of the easiest Dischidias to grow. Not as prone to rot as many Dischidias can be. There are many Dischidias with many names that look like this plant. This seems to be the most common name. Still not sure what the species is though.
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Dischidia species Mindanao
No Longer in collection
I received this plant from Ted Green in 2006 who collected it on the island of Mindanao in the Phillipines.
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Dischidia species variegated
No Longer in collection
Leaves about 1 inch and variegated. Not sure what the species is but it's a nice Dischidia. of at least 2 leaf nodes.
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Dischidia species Vietnam
No Longer in collection
Received from David Liddle, IML1506. Yellow flowers and very succulent leaves.
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Dischidia species 'Wrinkled'
No Longer in collection
Not sure what this is but it has nice shingling wrinkled leaves. Could be a form of imbricata but that's just speculation. .
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Dischidiopsis luzonica
Recieve this plant from Antone Jones who got it from a grower in the Phillipines as Dischidia sp. Id's by Tanya Livshultz as Dischidia luzonica. Flowers are white with purple tips. The plant pictured is incorrect and was received from Ted Green as Dischidiopsis luzonica.
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Dischidiopsis parasitica
This plant has been in the trade for some time as Dischidia species F440. It has now been identified as Dischidiopsis parasitica. It's a vigorous growing vine with boat shaped leaves up to 2". Deep red flowers.
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Dischidiopsis ramosii
Purchased from Tropiflora as Dischidiopsis parasitica but flowers look more like ramosii. Also received another plant from a seller on eBay as Dischidia 'Luzon'.
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Disocactus amazonicus
A friend from EPIFORUMS purchased this plant for me and shipped it. Wonderful plant.
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Dorstenia contrajerva
Another of the Dorstenias but this one has a palmate leaf with some lighter green markings. Same as the species this one seeds easily. Variuos sizes in 2-4" pots
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Dorstenia species
This are really easy to grow advantagous Epiphytes that like well draind soil. They have a very unusual seed head which pops seeds out which take root easilt. Cut bloom heads off to keep under control. Varioius sizes in 2-4 inch pots
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Dossinia marmorata var Dayii
No Longer in collection
A seldom offered jewel from the rain forest of Borneo is ideal for terrariums and vivariums. Should be kept moist but not soggy and allowed to dry slightly in winter. Small plants in 2 inch pots
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Dracaena reflexa
A great colored Dracaena that is perfect for the Vivarium. Geen with yellow margins. Very easy to grow and makes a very nice plant in a terrarium although it may need some trimming from now and then.
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Dracula houtteana
Small sized cool to cold growing epiphyte from Columbia at elevations of 1320 to 2000 meters.
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Dracula lotax
Small mini cool growing epiphyte from Ecuador. This is supposed to be one of the more warm tolerant Dracula species. I have them mounted on tree fern.
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Dracula octavoi
Small sized cool to cold growing epiphyte from Columbia at elevations of 2300 meters.
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Dracula pusilla
Small sized warm to cool growing epiphyte from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia at elevations of 1200 to 1800 meters.
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Dracula vampira
Small sized cool growing epiphyte from Ecuador at elevations of 1800 to 2200 meters.
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Dresslerella pilosissima
No Longer in collection
The plant pictured is a plant I lost a few years back. I just received abother small plant from Lynn.
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Dryadella aurea
Cool to warm growing mini epiphyte from Ecuador. Micro miniature
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Dryadella edwallii
Cool to warm growing mini epiphyte from Brazil.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, SH, M
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Dryadella lilliputiana
Cool to warm growing epiphyte from Brazil. Succulent leaves growing in clumps give this plant an interesting appearance. Micro miniature
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Dryadella species
Cool to warm growing mini epiphyte from Ecuador.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, SH, M
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Dryadella zebrina
Cool to warm growing mini epiphyte from Brazil, Peru and Bolivia. Micro miniature
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Drymonia turrialvae
This Drymonia should do well in a terrarium. I have a small one growing in one. Pictures to come once it looks like something. ****
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Drymonia variegata
I have been after this plant for a long time. It should do well in a terrarium. I will get pictures soon.
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Drynaria quercifolia
Sometimes call elkhorn ferns. Has 2 types of fronds, compost catching sterile fronds and then normal fertile fronds. Mounted on 6x6 treefern panels.
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Edithcolea grandis
I have been wanting one of these because my mother's name was Edith and it's fitting.
Location: Somalia
Acquired: 9/23/2016
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Elaphoglossum conforme
According to the IPNI Index the name E glaucum which I received this as is a synonym of Elaphoglossum conforme.
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Elaphoglossum peltatum
Very unusual and hard to grow species. This is the form with an entire frond that is the shape of a fan.
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Elaphoglossum sp
This plant originally came from Ecuagenera. Not sure what the id is.
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Elongatia janetiae
Small sized hot to warm growing epiphyte from Costa Rica. Syn Pleurothallis janetiae
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Elongatia restrepiodes
A medium sized Pleurothallids which does well in warm growing conditions. Syn Pleurothallis restrepiodes
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Encyclia brassavolae
A medium sized cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Mexico to Nicaragua and Costa Rica at altitudes of 900 to 2500 meters.
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Encyclia parviflora
A medium sized hot growing epiphyte found in Mexico to Nicaragua and Costa Rica at altitudes of 900 to 800 meters.
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Epidendrum lockartioides
I have my doubts on the id of this plant. It looks nothing like the pictures and the genus from which it gets it's name.
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Epidendrum stamfordianum var alba
Mini intermediate growing epiphyte from Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Venezuela.
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Epiphyllum strictum
This is a night bloomer. I only have a cutting left that I kept before giving the parent plant away 2 years ago. I guess what goes around comes around.
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Epipremnum pinnatum Cebu Blue
It appears that this is no Monstera at all but an Epipremnum. It grows large if allowed to vine up a surface but it hasn't done that for me in years so it should stay fairly small in the terrarium. Stunning blue color. Produces a creeping vine. s
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Episcia Assorted
These work great in a Terrarium or Vivarium. Have the look of many Jewel orchids but are actually Gesneriads and produce stunning flowers if given bright light. Even if the never bloom that look great. Will root quickly in the conditions of a Terrarium.
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Episcia lilaciana
No Longer in collection
A species Episcia. As the namre implies it has a lilac colored flower. Stays relatively small and is ideal for the terrarium or vivarium.
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Episcia sphelara
No Longer in collection
A species Episcia. Not positive on the name.
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Eria globifera
A medium sized cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Mexico to Nicaragua and Costa Rica at altitudes of 900 to 2500 meters.
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Erycina glossomystax
A hot growing mini epiphyte from Mexico, Guatemala, Columbia, Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru
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Erycina glossomystax
A hot growing mini epiphyte from Mexico, Guatemala, Columbia, Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru. This is a second plant I was sent by mistake.
ISOPE Photos
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Ficus noid
This is the coolest shingle plant I have. hairy leaves which shingle just like Ficus pumila.
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Ficus pumila
A very fast grower for those places you need quick cover. bunch of 6 s
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Ficus pumila quercifolia
Small leave Ficus similar to normal Ficus pumila in habit but smaller and less common. It get's the name from the shape of the leaf. 2" pots
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Ficus sagittata
Synonym Ficus radicans. This is a fast grower which grows very much like pumila. It is much larger with leaves to 2". Seems to be hardy in zone 7 if protected.
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Fittonia argyroneura 'Dark Star'
This is an unusual Fittonia. The leaves have wavy margins unlike most Fittonias. Unusal color variation also. Not sure on the name.
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Fittonia verschaffeltii
Larger leaf than the Fittonia that was a common houseplant. These require high humidity and low light conditions. Therefor they are great additions to the Vivarium or Terrarium.
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Gastrochilus fuscopunctatus
Cool to Intermediate mini epiphyte from Taiwan. Very interesting foliage also. Flower picture courtesy of Lanchi Vo.
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Geogenanthus undatus
Also nknown as the seersucker plant. This is a very attrative plant that stays relativily small. Nice accent for the Terrarium. Rooted cuttings.
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Goodyera pubescens
One of the jewel orchids that is actually hardy.Needs free draining mix and medium light. 2 inch pot.
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Goodyera schlectendaliana
No Longer in collection
A small Jewel Orchid. Small growing ideal for the terrarium. A terrestrial species. Grows best in free draining substrate.2" pot
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Gynura aurantiaca
A stunning foliage plant with extremely hairy leaves. It produces long runners and needs to dry between waterings. Should be placed in high light conditions in the terrarium. Roote easily. s
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Hatiora cylindrica
No Longer in collection
This is another form of this species and a cutting from Nancy Bryan. Formerly known as Hatiora bambusoides. It has orange yellow flowers and white purple spotted fruit.
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Hatiora cylindrica
Formerly known as Hatiora bambusoides. It has orange yellow flowers and white purple spotted fruit.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 12/16/2016
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Hatiora herminiae
No Longer in collection
I received a cutting from Bob Smoley. Supposedly a hard plant to grow on it's own roots.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 10/22/2016
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Hatiora rosea
No Longer in collection
I like the shape and size of this plant much more than gaertneri. Syn Rhipsalidopsis rosea
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Hatiora salicornioides New Clone ISI 95-10
This is an unsual form of this species with fatter and spinier segements. I purchased this from Rainbow Gardens. It has what appears to be an ascension number ISI 95-10 on the label. As you can see in the first picture the flowers seemed to be more rose colored than the normal yellow/orange.
Collected near Sao Joao del Rei, Minas Gerais, Brazil at 1500 meter, 1984 by Pierre Braun (numbered Pierre Braun459). Recieved a new cutting from Glen Lord on 10/31/2016
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 10/31/2016
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Hemigraphis alternata
An upright growing tropical ground cover with leaves about 1.5". The leaves have a green top side and a reddish purple underside.
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Hemionitis arifolia
Called the Heart Fern. This is a really unsual fern which will do well in the vivarium environment. 4" pots
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Hoodia gordonii
Rot immediately set in. Took top cuts of both on 9/19/2016.
Location: Namibia and RSA - Namakwaland.
Acquired: 9/16/2016
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Hormidium pigmeae
Synonym Ecyclia pigmeae. A miniature sized hot growing epiphyte found throughout tropical America up to 1700 meters.
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Hoya acicularis
No Longer in collection
Also known in trade as teretifolia but this is considered to be incorrect. Very small narrow leaves.
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Hoya brevialata
No Longer in collection
Light green leaves of about 1". Very good grower in bright light. s
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Hoya curtisii
No Longer in collection
This is my favorite Hoya and is well suited for the vivarium. It easily roots to branches and almost anything alse. Really nice leaf coloration which is silver green with silver makings. Leaves are about 1/2".
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Hoya curtisii
No Longer in collection
This is my favorite Hoya and is well suited for the vivarium. It easily roots to branches and almost anything alse. Really nice leaf coloration which is silver green with silver makings. Leaves are about 1/2".
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Hoya cv 'Chouke'
No Longer in collection
A cross of H serpens and H carnosa. Nice small leaves.
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Hoya cv 'Mathilde'
No Longer in collection
Small serpens like leaf. A cross of H serpens and H carnosa.
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Hoya cv Noelle
No Longer in collection
Large leaves with splotches. Very nice waxy flowers. No decernable smell. Pretty sure this is Hoya cv noelle so that's what I will tag it with. If anyone knows better please let me know..
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Hoya davidcummingii
No Longer in collection
Not a particularly easy Hoya to grow. This species should not be overwatered. It flowers easily and often. The flowers smell like soured cheese to me. Not pleasent but distinctive.
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Hoya finlaysonii 'Nova'
No Longer in collection
Name is not correct since it's appears not to be a H finlaysonii. Said to be Hoya callistophylla but time will tell. .
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Hoya heuschkelina
No Longer in collection
Very nice small leaved Hoya ideal for the terrarium. Come in pink and yellow flowered forms.
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Hoya imbricata
No Longer in collection
Unrroted cutting of at least 2 nodes
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Hoya kanyakumariana
No Longer in collection
Small growing Hoya with unusual krinkled leaves. Very interesting and hard to find. Seems to grow slow for me.
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Hoya lacunosa
No Longer in collection
An excellent small leaved Hoya which will do well in a hanging basket or in a Terrarium. Soil should not stay wet. s
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Hoya motoskei
No Longer in collection
Nice Hoya with beautiful white flowers which bear some scent.
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Hoya multiflora
No Longer in collection
Received as Hoya meliflua but obviously multiflora
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Hoya NOID 1
No Longer in collection
This Hoya has soft hirsute leaves and it tends to grow tightly and not vine as much as other Hoyas. Any ideas?
H australis possibly?
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Hoya NOID 3
No Longer in collection
Very large long stiff leaves make this a very distinctive Hoya and I should be able to get an id without flowers. Any ideas?
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Hoya retusa
Very unusual Hoya with club like leaves in clusters on a pendent stem.
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Hoya rigida
No Longer in collection
Large stiff leaves on a think vine.
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Hoya ruscifolia
No Longer in collection
This may not be the correct name but that's how I have it tagged until I can get a positive id.
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Hoya serpens
No Longer in collection
A small leaved Hoya ideal for vivariums or terrariums. Need high humidity to grow well.
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Hoya shepherdii
This Hoya has long narrow leaves and is often called the 'Stringbean Hoya'. Pretty white flowers.
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Hoya 'Sunrise'
No Longer in collection
A cross between lacanosa and obscura.
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Hoya thomsonii
No Longer in collection
This Hoya has splotchy pubescent leaves. The flowers are plain white and it has a scent of sweet cornbread to me.
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Hoya tsangii
No Longer in collection
Leaves are dark green and sort of velvety. String grower in bright light. s
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Hoya verticillata variegated
No Longer in collection
Not positive about the name but it seems to be what it is being called now. Also has be called H acuta variegated. .
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Hoya wayetii
No Longer in collection
3" leaves, 1/2" wide on a quick growing vine. Leaves are on red edges in bright light. Incorrectly labeled as kentiana. H wayetii has reddish leaf margins and green pedicels where kentiana has reddish pedicels and the leaf margins are the same coloration as the rest of the leaf.
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Hoya weibergii
No Longer in collection
Cutting did not take. Looking for another one. Got one?
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Huernia thuretii
Yellow to Yellow spotted flowers
Location: Namibia
Acquired: 8/12/2016
First Flower: 9/22/2016
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Hydnophytum formicarum from Duke Medium Form
There are several forms of Hydnophytum formicarum being grown in the USA. This is a young plant of a medium sized form of Hydnophytum formicarum that can be traced back to a plant in the collection at Duke University, not the largest form whose caudex can get over two feet in diameter.. The plants top out at about 12 to 18 inches tall with a 5 or 6 inch diameter caudex. Once mature the plant is in almost constant flower and fruit mode. The caudex is intricately etched with ridges – very different looking from the more smooth caudex of the Horne form or the form from Singapore.
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Hydnophytum formicarum from Singapore
This species has a great caudex - chocolate brown color, mostly smooth but with some low ridges My material of this species can be traced back to seeds off a plant on a fallen branch in the Central Water Catchment in Singapore.
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Hydnophytum formicarum Small Form
The plant can be traced back to a collection circulating in some European botanical gardens.
There are several forms of Hydnophytum formicarum being grown in the USA. This is the smallest form. At maturity the caudex will be about 4 inches across and the plant will be less than a foot tall. This plant is suitable for culture in a terrarium.
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Hydnophytum moseleyanum
No provenance for this plant. Acquired 3/12/2016 from eBay seller littlegardeninthecountry.
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Hydnophytum papuanum
Hydnophytum moseleyanum is a well-known, widespread and variable lowland species in the islands of Southeast Asia. A closely related species is Hydnophytum papuanum. It has smaller leaves than H. moseleyanum that often have curled edges. The caudex tends to have a rougher texture and conical shape. The plant I am offering today can be traced back to a plant at the Marie Selby Botanical Garden, their accession #1988-0077. There is considerable speculation that H. papuanum will get lumped into H. moseleyanum in the coming revision of the genus Hydnophytum.
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Hydnophytum puffii
Purchased from Charles Alford, originally obtained by him from Frank Omilian. Here's what he says about it on his site
Biopower PLants - Hydnophytums
"This plant sometimes goes by the unpublished name of Hydnophytum perangustum. Unusual leaves. Good to grow if you are short on growing space because it stays compact and the caudex stays small. It grows as an epiphyte on swamp trees on Borneo. My material can be traced back to accession # 95007 at the Leiden Botanical Garden in the Netherlands. According to a note published on Facebook in January 2016 by D. Rowe “It was collected by Art Vogel then curator at the Leiden Botanical Garden, Netherlands, from a heath forest near Nabawan in December 1995. Nabawan is a small town in central Sabah south of Kota Kinabalu on Borneo Island.” Photographed here is a 14 year old seed grown plant in a 4 inch pot."
Formerly know as Hydnophytum 'Needle Leaf'
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Hylocereus stenopterus
Night blooming speces. I received a cutting from Pats Epis
Britt. & Rose. 1902. Costa Rica. Stems thin, soft, green. Fls. 9-10 cm long, 13-15 cm wide, tube nearly lacking, petals purplish red. The small dark-red flowers are
untypical of the genus.
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Impatiens hians
A terrestrial and epiphytic species with a very attractive flower.
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Isabelia virginalis
Small micro miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte from Brazil. This is a tiny fern with very small pseudo bulbs and grass like leaves.
J L Orchids
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Juanulloa mexicana
A cousin to tomatoes this is a hemi-epiphytic bush found in Tropical forest of Central America. I just purchased this from Kartuz Greenhouse. It has not arrive as yet but will go in my cool house.
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Jumellea comorensis
Small sized, cool to warm growing, epiphyte found on the island of Grand Comore at elevations of 500 meters.
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Kimnachia ramulosus
I have had this plant for a long while. I purchased it from Tropiflora many years ago. It is planted in a large basket that hangs in sits in front of my house. The basket also has Peperomia blanda growing in it. Formerly known by both Disocactus and Pseudorhipsalis as the genus name
Rhipsalis.com
Location-
Acquired- 2003
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Kindbergia oregana
A nice moss that looks more like fern fronds than moss. Native to the Northwest. 4" x 6" piece
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Kraenzlinella sigmoidea
Synonym Pleurothallis sigmoidea. This is a small sized hot to cool growing epiphyte found from Costa Rica.
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Lecanopteris curtisii
No Longer in collection
The easiest of the ant ferns. Grows quickly in straight New Zealand or orchid sphagnum. 2" pots.
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Lecanopteris mirabilis
No Longer in collection
One of the Ant Plant ferns. This is a really nice epiphyte. Small plant
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Lecanopteris pumila
No Longer in collection
An Ant Plant fern that is seldom seen. Small plant.
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Lepanthes cascajalensis
Miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte from Costa Rica. Leaves 2" with attractive flowers opening from the base of the leave on a re blooming inflorescence.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, SH, M
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Lepanthes cloesii
No Longer in collection
Another great orchid for the vivarium or terrarium. Mounted
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Lepanthes escobariana
A micro mini hot growing epiphyte from Colombia. Very unusual Telipogon type flower.
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Lepanthes mastodon
No Longer in collection
A mini cool to warm growing epiphyte from Colombia and Ecuador. Synonym L manabina
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Lepanthes papyrophylla
A miniature cool growing epiphyte found in Ecuador in cloud forests at elevations of 150 to 2450 meters.
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Lepanthes pubescens
A miniature cold to cool growing epiphyte found in Ecuador in cloud forests at elevations of 1600 to 2600 meters. The species looks similar in growth to manabina and grows very pendent.
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Lepanthes rutrum
No Longer in collection
A mini cool to warm growing epiphyte from Colombia.
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Lepanthes tracheia
No Longer in collection
A mini cool to warm growing epiphyte from Colombia.
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Lepanthes tsutobae
A micro mini hot growing epiphyte from Colombia. Very unusual Telipogon type flower.
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Lepismium cruciforme ex Hans Wieler 6724
Purchased from Tripoflora in 2015 as Lepismium species ex Hans Wieler. They have since retained it as the species cruciforme. while the flowers were supposed to be pink, mine flower white.
Rhipsalis.com
Location-
Acquired- 2015
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Lepismium houlletianum
No Longer in collection
I have a 2 6" baskets of this plant. They may be different forms. It flowers every year in the spring so I will get pictures for identification purposes.
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Lepismium lumbricoides
Originally received a cutting as R floccosa ssp tucumanensis. After flowering it’s for sure a form of L lumbricoides
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 10/19/2016
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Lepismium species ex Hans Weiler GRF
Purchased from Bob Smoley and looks the same as the one purchased from Tropiflora by the same name. Almost certainly a Lepismium and most likely a form of cruciforme.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 4/26/2016
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Lepismium warmingianum
No Longer in collection
I have a nice 6" basket of this plant. It originally came from Tropiflora as Rhipsalis warminginiana. It has not flowered for me.
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Leptotes bohnkiana
Although this was supposedly imported as bohnkianum It sure looks like L bicolor. I was pretty positive that's what it was until I say the flower picture on Andy's site and it also looks the same as this one. I guess I will leave it tagged until I am positive which I may never be. I should have looked at the flower picture instead of the name. Duh!
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Liparis bootanensis
I bought this tagged Liparis plicata but that is now considered a synonym. Found throughout SE Asia.
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Liparis viridiflora
I bought this tagged Liparis plicata but that is now considered a synonym. Found throughout SE Asia.
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Lockhartia 'Golden Speck'
This is a hybrid of Lockhartia oerstedii and Lockhartia acuta. Mine is mounted and is very easy to grow. I have abused it and ignored it and it flowers every spring and just keep growing.
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Lockhartia micrantha
Medium sized warm to hot growing epiphyte found from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia
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Ludisia discolor
Called a Jewel Orchid. Blooms clusters of white flowers. Terrestrial orchid that does well in Terrariums or Vivariums.
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Macleania glabra
An epiphytic member of the blueberry family. I purchased this plant from Rare Plant Research which flowers in early 2007. It then promptly died. I just purchase 2 additional plants to replace it. ****
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Macleania insignis
An epiphytic caudiciforme from South Mexico to Costa Rica. I purchased this plant from Rare Plant Research in 2005. It has not flowers as yet. I recently purchased 2 additional plants from the same place.
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Macleania pentaptera
I got this plant for free from Carolina Orchids. They were tired of it and I really love these plants. It's a huge plant in a 18" pot.
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Macodes lowii
No Longer in collection
Very rare in cultivation and seldom offered. Beautiful vienation on these plants. Small plants in 2 inch pots
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Macodes petola
No Longer in collection
A great Jewel Orchid ideal for the terrarium. This is a terrestrial orchid and should be grown in very free draining substrate. 2" pots
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Maranta leuconeura
A small growing 'Prayer Plant'. Loves low light and good humidity. Small offsets
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Masdevallia barlaeana
No Longer in collection
Micro miniature cold growing lithophyte from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
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Masdevallia caesia
No Longer in collection
A cold to cool growing large epiphyte. Found from Colombia. Unlike most Masdevallia this one has large pendent strap like leaves.
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Masdevallia carmenesis
This is a cool to cold growing epiphyte which occurs only in Venezuela where it grows at elevations from 3600 to 6000 feet.
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Masdevallia infracta
Cool to hot growing miniature epiphyte grows in Brazil, Peru and Bolivia at 1100 to 2000 meters. This is a white clone of this species.
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Masdevallia ludibunda
Small cool to warm growing epiphyte from Columbia. Leaves 2-3" with attractive flowers held above the foliage.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR, M
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Masdevallia minuta
Warm to hot growing miniature found in Venezuela, Surinam, Guyana, French Guiana, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
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Masdevallia picea
Cool to cold growing miniature epiphyte grows in Ecuador and Peru at 2700 meters.
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Masdevallia wagneriana
This is a cool to cold growing epiphyte which occurs only in Venezuela where it grows at elevations from 3600 to 6000 feet.
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Maxillaria cucullata
A cool to hot growing epiphyte found from Mexico south to Ecuador at elevations ranging from 700 to 3300 meters. It likes to stay damp and should not be allowed to dry out.
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Maxillaria sophronitis
No Longer in collection
A dwarf cool to warm growing species that is found in Venezuela and NE Colombia
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Maxillaria witsenoides
A hot to warm growing large to small sized epiphyte. Found in northwest South American countries.
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Medinilla sedifolia
A creeping plant from Madagascar with small round green leaves and pink flowers. Need high humidity and bright light.
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Megaclinium falcatum Green Form
Synonym Bulbophyllum falcatum. Small hot to warm growing epiphyte found in West Africa at elevations up to 1300 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W-H, BR-SH, M
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Microgramma aff lycopodioides
I had this listed as squamulosa but I'm now thinking it is M lycopodioides which also has dark outlines veins and a rust colored rhizome. squamulosa has a whitish color rhizome. ****
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Microgramma brauni
No Longer in collection
Syn Solanopteris brauni. This is a difficult plant to grow and I have had it on several occasions and it did not do well. I decided to give it one last try. It's an Ant Plant. Ants inhabit the nodules that are produced along the rhizome. Recently classified as a Microgramma.
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Microgramma reptans
A really nice creeping fern which is ideal for the terrarium. Very similar to Microgramma pileselloides.
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Microgramma vaccinifolia
Previously listed as Microgramma percussa I now believe it to be M vacinnifolia. This is an excellent fast growing fern for the terrarium. Roots easily.
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Microgramma vaccinifolia
I got a plant from Charles Alford which has a positive ID. I'm pretty sure it is like the plant I have but the fronds are more mature.
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Microsorum pteropus
A filmy fern with sword like fronds. Grows well in water or attached to logs but requires high humidity if not grown submerged.
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Microsorum pteropus v ‘Tropica’
A very unusual filmy fern with frilly tops to the normal sword shaped fronds. Normally an aquarium fern but loves a humid warm environment. Should not be allowed to dry out at all.
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Microsorum punctatum Grandiceps
This is sometimes called a cobra fern or elkhorn fern. It produces very stiff leathery fronds that are branched at the ends as they mature. Althi=ough a large growing fern, it talks a while for it to get too large for a large terrarium or vivarium. Best mounted as an epiphyte on limb or attached to a growing surface. 1 inch plugs in 2 1/2 inch pot. Perfect as plugs for the vivarium or terrarium.
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Microsorum scolopendrium
A footed fern with green rhizomes with sprse dark green hairs. 1" plugs ideal for starting in a terrarium
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Microsorum thailandicum
An interesting fern with irredescent fronds. I believe that it is native to Thailand. Formerly identified as M steerii
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Mikania ternata
A unusual soft creeping plant with dark purple green palmate leaves. Like low light conditions. Roots easily. s.
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Miltonia xbluntii
Natural hybrid between M. clowesii & spectabilis which I have mounted on a cork slab. Nice yellow color to the pseudobulbs in high light.
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Mixed Moss Pieces
These are northwestern mosses which are mixed species such as Kinbergia ,Clapodium and even some pieces with Selaginella oregana mixed in. 1 square foot
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Monocostus uniflorus 'Lemon Ginger'
This is a very small species of ginger. Like Costus, it produces whorls of leaves on an upright stem. When the stems begin to lay on the ground the will produce small plants. The flowers are large and lemon yellow, thus the name. Mature height is about 2 feet.
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Monstera adansonii
Syn: Monstera friedrichallsii A nice fast growing species. Not positive on the name since there are many Monsteras that look very similar. Rooted cuttings.
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Monstera deliciosa
A beautiful plant known for it's edible spadix. Nice cuttings with leaves about 8 to 12"
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Monstera dubia
A shingle plant that clings to the surface and creates an attractive background. Rare. There is some controversy about wether this is really Monstera dubia or a Raphidophora species. The person I got this from said they collected it in SA so I'm sticking with this name for now.
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Monstera obliqua
A small growing very interesting Monstera. Tends to form clomps as it grows.
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Monstera pinnatipartita
I have sold this over the years as Monstera siltepecana and have recently been convinced that it is actually pinnatipartita. Nice quilted leaves and grows very quickly in the house or in the terrarium.
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Monstera species
Received as dobsoniana but this does not appear to be a valid name. Nice sturdy vining plant. Leaves are green with a dark green veins. s
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Muehlenbeckia complexa
Wire vine. Needs bright light and well drained soil. Will grow quickly in good conditions. s
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Myoxanthus exasperatus
Found in Venezuela and Ecuador as a miniature sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte or lithophyte often in full sun at elevations of 300 to 2580 meters
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Myrmecodia beccarii
Labeled as Myrmephytum beccarii from Tully, Queensland, Hill River Selby '1989-0149 Purchased from Charles Alford. Blueish white flowers. Seeds white with faint blue stripes.
I actually think this is a Myrmecodia baccarrii.
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Myrmecodia platytyrea "Mossman Gorge, AU"
Seeds under this name came out of Australia a number of years ago and the plants have attracted a serious amount of interest and discussion because they differ from the typical M. platytyrea in several very noticeable ways. Specifically the leaves are fairly succulent (regular platytyrea leaves are not) and the arrangement of the clypeoli is significantly different (not a continuous line of gaps between them as in regular platytyrea).
8 Seeds sown 3/21/2016
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Myrmecodia platytyrea, unusual ant-plant, with provenance, Tropiflora 2998
Myrmecodia platytyrea is native to the island of New Guinea and the Cape York area of Australia. The species name platytyrea is often misspelled – this is the correct spelling*. The key features that make me certain of this identification are the long flowers (16 to 18 mm) and the way the leaf bases (clypeoli) line up like gently twisting kernels on a corn cob on the stem of adult plants. In habitat adult plants often hang straight down from tree branches!
Aquired 7/7/2016
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Myrmecodia species with pink fruit
This is a Myrmecodia that is being grown worldwide but no one knows what species it is so it is in the trade as “Myrmecodia species with pink fruit”. The fruits can actually be a little on the red side of pink, but the color is always strikingly different than that of other Myrmecodias which usually have orangish fruits. (Recently some people have championed the opinion that this plant is actually Myrmecodia tuberosa ‘papuana’ from Australia. I am not convinced yet but agree that this is a possibility)
Another reason it is sought after is that it is probably the spiniest Myrmecodia in cultivation. Well grown plants will even have some stellate spines on the stems. The plants can get fairly large and they tend to grow somewhat sideways in the pot.
Aquired 3/12/2016
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Myrmecodia tuberosa 'armata'
When Drs. Huxley and Jebb revised the genus in 1993 they lumped what had been 22 of those separately described species into one species - Myrmecodia tuberosa. This made M. tuberosa a widespread, highly variable species.
They refer to the formerly separate species as variants of Myrmecodia tuberosa and they notate them with single quote marks like this: Myrmecodia tuberosa ‘armata’
The lumped species Myrmecodia armata was itself a widespread and variable species. It grows from Vietnam south thru Malaysia, Singapore, Sumatra Java and Borneo. In spite of the name “armata” that would imply a highly spined plant most plants have rather sparse, scattered spination.
Myrmecodia tuberosa ‘armata’ is rarely offered for sale in the US. This particular plant can be traced back to material at the Atlanta Botanical Garden (ABG 1990-1053) with collection data noted as “Malaya” - an area where the variant ‘armata’ is from.
Acquired 3/12/2016
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Myrmecodia tuberosa 'dahlii'
This is NOT one of the usual forms of M. tuberosa. This one has wavy margins on the leaves as they get older and comes from the eastern part of Myrmecodia’s home range. These plants are now referred to as Myrmecodia tuberosa ‘dahlii' if they come from the island of New Britain as this one does. (Nearby islands have similar species like Myrmecodia tuberosa 'salomonensis' from the Solomon Islands.)
The really interesting thing about these plants is that they make some thick, rubbery roots that anchor the plant to the tree trunk and branches - often with the plant hanging pendulously by these roots in nature. Sometimes in habitat the roots are 12 to 18 inches long! I have mounted some of these plants hanging by their roots and it makes for a very interesting presentation. The thick rubbery roots form when the plant is about the size that would require it to be growing in a 4 inch pot.
Acquired 3/12/2016
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Myrmecodia tuberosa from Borneo
This plant has very thick stems as it gets older, over 1-1/4 inches in diameter. It becomes an impressive specimen. I can offer no further provenance on this species.
8 Seeds sown 3/21/2016
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Myrmecodia tuberosa 'papuana'
This plant can be traced back to seeds collected from plants in the McIlwraith Range in Queensland, Australia. The caudex has seriously stout spines up to 1.5 cm long.
8 Seeds sown 3/21/2016
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Myrmephytum species with yellow fruit from the Philippines
There are 5 genera of Rubiaceous ant-plants: The two most cultivated and well know are Hydnophytum and Myrmecodia. Two others, Anthorrhiza and Squamellaria, are not in cultivation. This genus, Myrmephytum, is very rare in cultivation. One species, Myrmephytum beccarii, was offered on eBay back in about 2008
This species was offered on eBay for the first time ever last year. It is from the Philippines and is easily distinguished from Myrmephytum beccarii (red fruits) by its yellow fruits.
All the Myrmephytums have fleshy purplish-brown bracts and star-like flowers with blue petals that fade gradually to white
Acquired 3/12/2016
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Nematanthus albus
I received cuttings of this plant from John Field. Interesting scented, fuzzy and slightly sticky leaves.
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Nematanthus 'Bijou'
A very nice Nematanthus which is a cross between N. wettsteinii x N. fritschii. Nice large pendent flowers much like crassifolius and corticola. Not sure I still have this. I believe I saved cuttings from a neglected basket.
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Nematanthus corticola
No Longer in collection
I purchased this from Lyndon Lyon's Greenhouse. Large growing plant.
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Nematanthus crassifolius
One of the Nematanthus where the bloom hangs on a stem dangling from the bottom of the stem. I just purchased a replacement for this from Lyndon Lyon's Greenhouse.
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Nematanthus maculatus
A very unusual bloom which starts out pinkish and turns red as it ages. I'm not sure if this id. I believe I still have it but I am not positive.
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Nematanthus 'Magnot'
I received this plant from Kim Jacobson. Orange with yellow tipped pouched flowers. Small red triangle on leaf backs.
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Nematanthus serpens
I purchased this from Rob's Violets. This is apparently not strigillosus but is serpens. N strigillosus has a yellow corolla lobes as well as a shorter corolla.
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Nematanthus species
I thought this was N Tropicana but since the flower emerged it is obviously not. I got it at Oakdale Greenhouse in Charlotte. The leaves lack the red patches on the underneath and the flowers lake the maroon stripes. This plant looks very much like Nematanthuis fornix to me so it could be that species or a hybrid between it and another species such as gregarius.
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Nematanthus 'Stop Light'
A very nice Nematanthus which is a cross between N. longipes and N. fritschii. Nice large pendent flowers much like crassifolius and corticola.
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Nematanthus 'Tropicana'
Nice upright hybrid with yellow and maroon striped blossoms and orange calyx. Dark green leaves.
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Neolauchea puchella
Small mini cool to warm growing epiphyte from Brazil. This is a tiny fern with very small pseudo bulbs and grass like leaves.
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Neomea Red Cloud
An intragenera cross between a Neoregelia and an Aechmea. Toolarge but for the largest Vivariums.
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Neomortonia nummularia
This is a small leaved plant I purchased from Kartuz Greenhouse. It's said to be difficult so we shall see. ****
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Neomortonia rosea
This is a small leaved plant Beautiful flowers. Should make a nice terrarium plant. ****
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Neoregelia hybrid
Not sure of the parentage but it has a nice open form and grows a little larger than many of the smaller Neos offered here. Nice sized offsets
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Neoregelia ampulacea rubra
Like the normal form of this Neo but with nice red markings on the leaves. Very stoloniferous and will make a nice display in short time. Small growth habit. Nice offset
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Neoregelia Ariel
A little larger growing but a very nice Neo witgreen leave with red markings
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Neoregelia 'Bonkers'
No Longer in collection
Deceased-----Does not appear to be a registered name. Parentage seems to be N (pauciflora x 'Granada') x punctatissima rubra)
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Neoregelia 'Cookie'
Not real sure about the name. It was untagged in clearance sale. But I know it came from Bullis Bromeliads and it's really the only one that seems to match.
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Neoregelia cross
Princeps x Fireball x Peggy Pollard Nice Firball cross. Good color and not too large.
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Neoregelia Ellen B
Small Growth for the terrarium of vivarium.
(amp x Royal Flush xPauciflora)
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Neoregelia Eoz
Small growth habit for the terrarium or vivarium. (carolinae x Fireball) x (carolinae x Fireball)
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Neoregelia Eoz Novar
A very nice open form with a very nice cup. This is an excellent choice for breeders. Offsets
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Neoregelia Fireball
One most commonly used small growing Neoregelia for the Vivarium. Very stoloniferous.
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Neoregelia Ivory
A very nice variegated Neo. Too large for all but the largest Vivarium
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Neoregelia 'Kilihune'
Seed Parent: [(carolinae x Fireball) x (Fireball x pauciflora)] Pollen Parent: lilliputiana
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Neoregelia 'Magaret'
Not real sure about the name. It was untagged in clearance sale. But I know it came from Bullis Bromeliads and it's really the only one that seems to match.
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Neoregelia Nonis
Small growing stoloniferous Neo. Retains small size. Plant as shown
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Neoregelia Paublito
Another nice variegated Neoregelia. Too large except for the largest of Vivariums
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Neoregelia Rosey Valez
You can see where this beauty get's it's name. I think the color on this Neo is fantastic. Small Growth for the terrarium of vivarium.
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Neoregelia rubrifolia
A lovely small growing species which developed a great red color in good light. Offsets
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Neoregelia tristis
x fannosa Select RLF
This Neo takes on spectacular color in high light conditions. As with almost all Neos the color will not hold in low light. Small growth habit. Nice offset
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Neoregelia Ultima
Unusual variegateg Neo with a green and dark green combination. Too large for all but the largest of Vivariums
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Neoregelia 'Zoe'
Seed Parent: { (carolinae lineated x Fireball) x Fireball } Pollen Parent: Fireball
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Nepenthes ampullaria(Bau spotted)
A species occurring in wet ground in New Guinea, Borneo, Sumatra, and Peninsular Malaysia. Small pitchers and ideal for the Vivarium orTerrarium. Lowland species
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Nepenthes bellii (green)
A dwarf lowland species from the Northeast coast of Mindanao in the Philippines. A small growing species similar to merrilliana with small lower pitchers. N. globamphora is a synonym for this species
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Nepenthes gracilis (green)
A common and widespread lowland species occuring in Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi. Tall slender pitches with a more upright growth.
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Nepenthes 'Judith Finn'
Most all Nepenthes grow well in the Vivarium and this is no exception. This is a hybrid of 2 highland Nepenthes, N. Spathulata X N. Veitchii. Growing nicely in a 2" pot.
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Nepenthes mindanaoensis
A newly described species from the coastal lateritic hills of northwest Mindanao, Philippines. Lowland species
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Nepenthes rafflesiana
N.Rafflesiana is a lowland Nepenthes that performs nicely in warm humid terrariums, or hot greenhouses. These will produce pitchers 3-5" tall, with different markings depending on the variety of species. Do not allw to sit in water.
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Nephrolepis 'Emina'
A intersting variety of Nephrolepis exaltata. Curley fronds and a nice small growth. 4" pots
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Nephrolepis exalta Suzi Wong
No Longer in collection
A very dissected frond on this Boston Fern cultivar makes this a very desirable vivarium and terrarium subject.
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Nephrolepis pendula
This Boston fern relative has a very pendant growth habit and fronds can reach 8 feet at maturity. Ideal for baskets.
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Oberonia toppingii
This is a hot growing micro miniature from the Philippines. The flowers are clustered on the inflorescence and are very tiny.
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Octomeria species
This could also be an Myoxanthus species but I'm not sure what the defining features are of each.
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Oeceoclades maculata
A cool to hot growing medium sized terrestrial found throughout the tropical Americas.
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Ornithocephalus gladiatus
Coming Soon!
Mini orchid from the Windwards, Trinidad & Tobago, French Guiana, Surinam, Guyana, Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia as a fan shaped, hot to cool growing twig growing epiphyte.
Amazon - Bloomify
Louisiana Orchid Connection
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Oxalis 'Silver and Gold'
A brazilian Oxalis that seems to bloom for ever. It really looks nothing like any other Oxalis and does we in terrariums. 4-6" max height. 2 1/2 inch pots.
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Pachycentria glauca
No Longer in collection
Interesting spherical nodules develop on the roots making this a very attractive mounted plant.
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Pachycentria glauca
Interesting spherical nodules develop on the roots making this a very attractive mounted plant.
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Panmorphia rabei
Synonym Pleurothallis rabei. A miniature epiphyte warm to hot growing species found in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru at altitudes of 660 feet (200 m) to 8,200 feet (2,500 m).
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Panmorphia sertularioides
Micro miniature from Jamaica, Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. Synonym Pleurothallis sertularioides.
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Pearcea hypocyrtiflora
A great Gesneriad grown for it's great foliage. But the flowers are also stunning if blooming is achieved.
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Pearcea sp
A great Gesneriad grown for it's great foliage. But the flowers are also stunning if blooming is achieved. s
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Pellaea paradoxa
No Longer in collection
This is a small growing fern with dark green fronds.
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Pellionia daveauana
Trailing Watermelon. This is a great creeping plant and starts out looking sort of like a small Begonia but developes nice leaf coloration as the stem gets longer. Great trailing habit for baskets. s
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Pellionia pulchra
Sometimes called Satin Pellionia, the leaf pattern is what makes this desirable for the Terrarium. Upright growth habit. 2" pots
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Peperomia aff puteolata
This may actually be a form of puteolata on has grown this way due to environmental factors. It does not however have the same corrigation on the leaf. I recieved this from Todd Sippey at Dendroboard.
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Peperomia aff velutina
I received this plant as a cutting from someone on Dendroboard. The rooted plant they sent soon rotted but I save the top and it is growing nicely as an epiphyte on a cork log in the greenhouse.
I have found a reference to this plant in Exotica that has it listed as Peperomia velutina. The specimen seen Here seems to indicate that it is that species. I am waiting for mine to flower to be sure.
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Peperomia aff velutina
I received this plant the grower at the North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville NC. At first I thought it looked just like what I had as velutina but this seems to be different. Needs much more study.
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Peperomia angustata
This is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from Tropiflora. Dennis Cathcart collected it but it had no id. I am tentatively placing it under Peperomia angustata.
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Peperomia bicolor
I do not know where I got this species from but it seems to grow slow for me. It is a very handsome species though. The leaf shape should be considered variable depending on cultural conditions. When grow drier it tends to produce more pointed leaves than those shown in the picture.
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Peperomia campylotropa
A very tiny griseo-argentea type I purchased from Glasshouse Works. This is a tuberous species so it may actually go dormant. I have not seen this behavior yet.
This species may actually be P gracillima or umbilicata. Both are very similar but P gracillima list campylotropa as a synonym.
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Peperomia columella
A succulent growing species which produces columns of small leaves. Should be grown dry in the winter and in almost full sun. Bought plant from eBay, user cactusman_2003. Incorrectly spelled columnella in many places including here.
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Peperomia dolabriformis v. glaucascens
A very nice succulent Peperomia. Thick leaves with a windowed upper surface. Produces a reddish blush grown in strong light. Bought plant from eBay, user cactusman_2003.
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Peperomia ferreyrae
A widely available succulent. It will become sort of like a tree with time.
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Peperomia galioides
Upright growth habit. Leaves to 1/4 " max. Very unusual small Peperomia. I bought this plant from Glasshouse Works ****
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Peperomia graveolens
A very nice succulent Peperomia. Thick leaves colored green on top and red on the bottom. Should be grown as a succulent in very freen draining mix and full sun. Bought plant oneBay from cactusman_2003
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Peperomia Guatemala Selby 78-725
I bought this from Glasshouse Works and it look like it most likely came from Selby. A Large growing species and very succulent.
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Peperomia guttulata
Creeping growth habit and very compact when given ample light. Leaves to 1/4 ". This plant loves humidity and when happy will grow like crazy and crawl all over the pot or Terrarium. A must have for any Vivarium.
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Peperomia hernandiifolia
It has red makings on the back sides of the leaf. I received this as a cutting from Antone Jones of Spring Valley Tropicals who got it from Corey Wickliffe who got it from ABG. This is how it has been described to me. ****
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Peperomia hirta
This is an EA plant that I have no id for. Very robust upright grower.
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Peperomia Kuanca Bamba
I bought it from Glasshouse Works who says it is a native of Peru. I had this mislabeled as Nuanca Bamba. GHW calls it Kuanca Bamba and Huanca Bamba is a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Piura in Peru. Not sure what to make of all this. More research is needed. Very nice Peperomia regardless.
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Peperomia maculosa
I just obtained a small cutting of this plant which came from Ecuagenera. A large growing species.
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Peperomia metallica
Upright growth with leaves about 1". Leave dark green with a siver streak down the center.
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Peperomia metallica 'Columbiana'
Upright growth with leaves about 1". Leave dark green with a siver streak down the center. This was an EA plant available a few years ago but I have not seen it since. I thing Glasshouse Works sells this as P repii.
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Peperomia nitida
A training species which will make a nice basket or is suitable for the Terrarium. Known in the trade as Peperomia scandens I used to have this labeled serpens. I knnow believe it to be nitida I bought this plant from North Carolina Farms as a tray of plugs. I'm not certain on the name.
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Peperomia nitida variegated
Known in the trade as Peperomia scandens 'Variegata' this is actually most likely a variegated form of nitida. Does well in baskets ot the terrarium. I got this plant from North Carolina Farms as a flat of plugs. I'm not positive about the name.
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Peperomia peruviana
I purchased this from eBay seller plants-etc and I think it is most likely a hybrid of P argyreia and some other spceis. Please let me know if you know it's name. Very nice compact plant. This plant was labeled as Peperomia peruviana but I believe that is incorrect.
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Peperomia prostrata
Creeping growth habit and very compact when given ample light. Leaves to 1/4 ". This plant loves humidity and when happy will grow like crazy and crawl all over the pot or Terrarium. A must have for any Vivarium.
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Peperomia quadrangularis
Syn P angulata. Trailing growth habit. Leaves 1" on a rambling stem. Very easy but can be slow. Loves humidity and medium light. I grew my original plant from a cutting I got at UNCC McMillian Greenhouse. I have also found this as an EA plant. It does tend to rot in cold damp conditions.
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Peperomia rotundifolia
I very small prostrate growing Peperomia much like prostrata. I received this as a cutting from Antone Jones of Spring Valley Troplicals. ****
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Peperomia rugosa
Leaves about 2-3". View in silver with red stems and underside of leaf. I bought this plnat at a local greenhouse and have not seen it for sale since.
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Peperomia 'Silver Bandit'
No species name for this beautiful Peperomia. Grows upright with leaves of 2 inches or more. I bought this plant from Glasshouse Works. If anyone knows the species I would be very happy to know it. I have never seen flowers on this plant.
Locals
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Peperomia Silver Sheen
I bought this from Glasshouse Works and know little else about it. The leaf has sort of a pearlized surface coating.
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Peperomia sp Bibi
Semi trailing growth habit. Bibi is the trade name for it. Not sure of species name. Great small growth habit for terreriums and vivariums. I got this as an EA Plant and I do not know the species and I'm not positive I still have it.
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Peperomia species
I have no idea where this one came from. It is a very robust plant and easily grown. I failed to mark it when I received it.
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Peperomia species
I bought this from a local nursery. It looks very similar to glabella but I really can tell.
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Peperomia species
This is a very small species with oval small leaves and red stems. No idea on the name but I have seen it listed elsewhere as Peperomia species Panama
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Peperomia species
I've had this plant for a few years. I always thought it was a Peperomia or a Piper but until it recently flowered I was not sure. I believe it is more likely a Peperomia though so I have included it here.
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Peperomia species
This is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from EA. The leaves are about 1/4 . Growth pattern is vining.
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Peperomia species
I received this as a cutting from a fiend but have no idea what it might be.
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Peperomia species Bamboo Stalks
A very upright growing species with swollen leaf nodes which give it the appearence of Bamboo. I recieve the plant from UNCC McMillian Breenhouse and Lauray of Salisbury.
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Peperomia species Ecuagenera 1
I just obtained a small cutting of this plant which came from Ecuagenera as P verschaffeltii but I do not think that is correct. It looks like another species I have here P turboensis but is not quite the same.
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Peperomia species Ecuagenera 2
I just obtained a small cutting of this plant which came from Ecuagenera as P bicolor which it is not. Unusual leaf attachment to the petiole which may be a clue to it's identity.
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Peperomia species Jamaca
I recieved this plant from Antone Jones and know little else about it. It is a robust grower with leaves about 1".
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Peperomia species Paraguay
Large prostrate growing Peperomia with light green spear shaped leaves. I received this as a cutting from Antone Jones who got it from Tropiflora.
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Peperomia species Selby 1
Thius is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from Selby Gardens. The leaves are 2 inches and it is a vining species. The leaves are succulent. It has finally rooted.
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Peperomia species Selby 2
This is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from Selby Gardens. The leaves are about 1/4 inche and it is a vining species.
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Peperomia species Selby 3
This is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from Selby Gardens. The leaves are about 1/4 inche and very succulent. It is a vining species.
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Peperomia species Trinidad
This is a very unusual species I received from Antone Jones. He obtained it from Selby Gardens. The leaves are about 1/4 inche and very succulent. Growth pattern looks to be very tight
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Peperomia trinervula
var rotundata
A small leaved upright growing epiphyte. Great for the Terrarium. I bought this plant as plugs from North Carolina Farms Inc. I have not been able to verify the name.
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Peperomia tristachya
Misidentified as Peperomia polybotrya. This species has leaves that can reach 4" accross and maybe more. Let dry between watering. Here is the info from Guido Matheiu on this species.
As you can see in the illustrations which came with the first descriptions in 1815 (http://www.peperomia.net/repertory.asp), shape and size of the leaf blades of P. tristachya and P. polybotrya are quite similar. P. polybotrya shows however much longer petioles. But both species differ markedly in the inflorescences. In P. tristachya the number of spadices in the compound inflorescence is limited. Usually there are (1-) 3 (-5) (hence the epithet 'tri'-stachya). The rachis is rather thick and bright white in P. tristachya. In P. polybotrya on the contrary there is a large number of spadices in the compound inflorescence. The individual rachis is thinner and lacks the bright white colour. Many P. tristachya plants are wrongly labeled 'P. polybotrya', but I never saw the latter in the trade.
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Peperomia turboensis
Received from Glasshouse Works as P buntingii which is a synonym of this species.
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Pfeiffera miyagawae
I just received a cutting on 6/23/2021 of this species. potted in perlite to root.
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Pfeiffera monacantha
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley of what was listed as Pfeiffera ianthole. It's certainly monocanthum though.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 5/2008
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Pfeiffera monocanthum
No Longer in collection
I just received a cutting from Mary Crowell of this species.
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Pfeiffera monocanthum var espinosa
No Longer in collection
Syn Acanthorhipsalis monocantha. I have a small piece barely holding on I bought from Tropiflora years ago. Looking for a nice plant.
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Philodendron 'Brasil'
Very nice selection with green leaves and a unusual yellow pattern down the center. s.
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Philodendron camposportoanum
I finally got an id for this as well as a picture. It's an easy grower that doesn't get too large and has great leaf coloration. s
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Philodendron glaucophyllum
Very attractive blue leaf on this vining species. Small grower ideal for the larger terrarium or vivarium. .
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Philodendron grazielae
A very unique Philo with heart shaped leaves which are almost succulent although it's because the way the leaf curls under at the edges. Nice terrarium subject. s
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Philodendron hastatum
sometime called glaucophyllum. This is the blue form of hastatum. Leaves get larger as it matures as most Philos do but when small it is a good terrarium subject. .
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Philodendron hederaceum
Most often called P scandens, The most commomn of the Philos but an excellent plant. Leaves get very large with maturity unlike what the common houseplant looks like.
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Philodendron 'Pincussion'
Very small leaved Philo with a self heading habit. This one likes well draing soil. Excellent additionto any terrarium of vivarium. 2" pots
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Philodendron scandens micans
I very nice form of this common species. The leaves have a velvety surface and dark green coloration. Stays relatively small. s
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Philodendron species
I'm not sure on the name of this Philo but I really like it. It's an easy grower that doesn't get too large and has great leaf coloration. s
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Phlebodium aureum
A very large growing fern that makes a spectacular specimen. Some times called a bears foot fern. 2 1/2 inch pots
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Phlebodium aureum Mandianum
A very nice fern which developes frilly fronds with a bluish color. Great epiphyte for the VBivarium or Terrarium when small and makes a very nice specimen when full grows. Very furry creeping rhizome. 2 1/2 inch pot.
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Pholidota chinensis
A lithophyte and epiphyte that is found in Vietnam, Burma, Hong Kong and southern China.an long inflorescence of many small white flowers.
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Pilea cadierei
I very nice terrarium plant that provides a nice contrast to all the green. s
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Pilea depressa
A creeping plant somtimes known as Baby's Tears. Does great in a terrarium as a groud cover. s
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Pilea glaucaphylla
Not really sure this as actually a Pilea but that's how it was marked. Nice small bluish leaves with cascading growth habit. s
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Pilea involucrata
No Longer in collection
Very prostrate growth with nice dark foliage.
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Pilea microphylla
The smallest leaved of the Pileas. it grows well as an epiphyte and loves humid conditions and grows well in almost any light except full sun. Rooted cutting
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Pilea nummlariifolia
A prostrate growing Pilea with green quited leaves of about 1 inch when mature.
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Pilea semidentata
Theis a small leaved Pilea with a protrate to semi prostrate growth habit. The leaves are very narrow and this is an ideal terrarium subject.
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Pilea species
Not sure about the name for this one but it is definately one of the best Pileas. Leaves to about 3".
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Pilea spruceana
Not sure about the name on this one. But it is another very nice Pilea with an upright growth habit. Formerly labeled P involucrata
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Pilularia globulifera
An unusual grass like aquatic fern which normally grows as a marginal in Europe. I'm growing it in a small bog garden.
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Piper auritum
A large bush. Leaves on my plant are about 8" across.
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Piper crocatum
One of the nicest Pipers. A very beautiful metalic leaf. The leaves are no larger that 5" at maturity. Rarely offered.
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Piper nigrum
This is the Piper that black pepper cormes come from. It's a rampant grower once established. Mine unfortunately has never bloomed.
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Piper porphyrophyllum
One of the nicest Pipers. A very beautiful metalic leaf. The leaves are no larger that 5" at maturity. Rarely offered.
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Piper sylvaticum
A nicely colors large grower. The leaves can get to more than 6" across. New leaves have a blush of red.
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Platystele misera
Cold to warm growing small sized epiphyte from Colombia Ecuador and Peru.
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Pleurothallis alata
Pleurothallis which is ideal for the terrarium or vivarium. Micro miniature
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Pleurothallis allenii
A minature cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Panama from 550 to 1000 meters
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Pleurothallis amparoana
Miniature warm growing epiphyte from Costa Rica and Panama. Very interesting flowers
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
W, SH, M
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Pleurothallis angustipetala
A cold to warm growing small epiphyte found in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia at elevations of 500 to 3200 meters.
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Pleurothallis avenacea
This species is from Ecuador. It makes a great specimen plant as it grows quickly, flowers freely and has long-lasting flowers. The 3/8" flowers are held up above the foliage
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Pleurothallis casapensis
No Longer in collection
A nice small Pleurothallid with yellow flowers emrging from the base of the leaf.
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Pleurothallis cf picta
This species is from Ecuador. It makes a great specimen plant as it grows quickly, flowers freely and has long-lasting flowers. The 3/8" flowers are held up above the foliage
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Pleurothallis glandulosa
Micro miniature hot growing epiphyte found in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, French Guiana, Surinam, Guyana and Venezuela. Synonym P vittarifolia.
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Pleurothallis hemirhoda
A larger growing Pleurothallid. Restrepia like flowers. Long leaf born on long stems. Mounted
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Pleurothallis loranthophylla
No Longer in collection
Small sized hot to cool growing epiphyte. Grows throughout Central America as well as northern South America.
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Pleurothallis microphylla
No Longer in collection
A hot to warm growing mini. Found in many Central American countries. Mini miniature
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Pleurothallis minutalis
A mini miniature mat forming cool growing epiphyte from Mexico and Guatemala. The flower is about 1/16"
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Pleurothallis niveo-globula
This species is from Ecuador. It makes a great specimen plant as it grows quickly, flowers freely and has long-lasting flowers. The 3/8" flowers are held up above the foliage
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Pleurothallis oblonga
Miniature cold growing epiphyte found in Ecuador at 2700 to 2800 meters
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C, SH, M
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Pleurothallis ornata
No Longer in collection
A cool growing mini epiphyte found in Mexico, Guatemala and Belize. Very ornate flowers. The smell is like mushrooms and it's said the fringe mimics fungus gnat maggots.
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Pleurothallis ruscifolia
A cool to hot growing medium sized epiphyte. Found throughout Central and South America as well as the Caribbean.
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Pleurothallis ruscifolia
Publish by Robert Brown in 1813. A cool to warm growing medium sized epiphyte and lithophyte A cool to hot growing medium sized epiphyte found throughout Central and South America as well as the Caribbean fro 130 feet (40 meters) to 6550 feet (200 meters). This species has leaves up to 6-8" and flowers are up to 1/4" fully opened. The flowers emerge in clusters of many per leaf from the base of the leaf from a papery sheath in winter.
I have this plant mounted on cork and I keep it moist at all times. It gets about 500 foot candles of light and is 70F/55F in winter and 85F/60F in the summer. It could probably be kept a bit cooler in the winter and may need more shade in the summer.
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, SH, M
Links
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Pleurothallis sarracenia
A very mini cool to warm growing epiphyte. Like bright light and likes to dry between waterings.
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Pleurothallis sp Colombia
A miniature with tiny pink flowers. No idea on the species name. This is possibly Acronia volcanica but the Colombia designation would not be correct since that Acronia is from Panama and Costa Rica.
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Pleurothallis species noid
Unknown Pleuro species. 1" leaves. Flowers look a lot like grobyi. Most likely a Specklinia species very much like Specklinia costaricensis
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Pleurothallis tribuloides
Also known as the lobster claw orchid. Very nice mini intermediate growing min from Central America.
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Pleurothallis trichostoma
No Longer in collection
I can't find much on this mini but I like the flower pictures I have seen. May be a cool grower.
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Pleurothallis tripterantha
A cool to warm growing miniature epiphyte found in Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, and Argentina in wet montane forests at elevations of 900 to 2700 meters.
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Pleurothallis velaticaulis
No Longer in collection
A hot to warm growing small sized epiphyte. Found in many Central an South American countries.
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Polypodium fallax
No Longer in collection
A very nice Polypodium which has deeply cut fronds. 4" pot
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Polypodium formosanum
Epiphyte with light green rhizomes. Does well mounted to cork bark or potted in a basket of a really free draining epiphyte mix. Small cuttings.
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Polypodium glycyrrhiza
A temperate epiphytic fern that is native to many parts of the Northwast US. Grows attached to bark or among moss covered rocks and logs with fronds 6-12".
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Polypodium levigatum
Synonym P glaucophyllum. A rare fern seldom seen. The rhizome is light green as Polypodium formaosanum but the fronds are entire meaning it is not segmented and is instead strap like. ****
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Polypodium maritium
Very seldom seen in collections. Dark green rhizome with fronds about 18" max. ****
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Polypodium polypodiodes
A temperate epiphytic fern that is native to many parts of the US. Grows attached to bark with fronds about 4". Small patches growing on bark.
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Porroglossum muscosum
Cool to warm growing epiphyte from Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador at 1600 to 3000 meters . This is a yellow clone.
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Porroglossum muscosum
Cool to warm growing epiphyte from Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador at 1600 to 3000 meters .
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Porroglossum nutibara
Cool to warm growing epiphyte from Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador at 1600 to 3000 meters .
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Porroglossum peruvianum
This cool growing miniature species is found only in northern Peru at elevations between 5000 and 6500 ft
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Psygmorchis pusilla
A hot growing mini epiphyte from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad, Venezuela, Surinam, Guyana and French Guyanan
J L Orchids
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Psygmorchis pusilla
A hot growing mini epiphyte from Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad, Venezuela, Surinam, Guyana and French Guyanan
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Pyrrosia fallax
A nice creeping Pyrrosia. Grows quickly given the proper conditions. Excellent in the terrarium. Requires high humidity.
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Pyrrosia lingua
This is the standard species. Pretty hardy and easy to grow.
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Pyrrosia longifolia Crested
This is one of my favorite Pyrrosias. Needs bright light,high humidity and air movement. Allow to dry between waterings. Grows quickly. 4" hanging basket.
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Raphiocarpus petelotii
A terrestrial that likes moist shady conditions. Nice leave pattern makes it desirable while not in flower.
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Reichantha striatella
A mini sized cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Venezuela. Synonym Masdevallia striatella.
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Remusatia vivipara.
This epiphyte produces huge leaves and is probably the nicest in the garden. Seedlings
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Restrepia antennifera
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Restrepia brachypus
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Restrepia contorta
No Longer in collection
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Restrepia cuprea
No Longer in collection
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Restrepia elegans
No Longer in collection
Great for the vivarium or terrerium. Small growth and very delicate typical Restrepia flowers.
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Restrepia guttulata
No Longer in collection
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Restrepia mohrii
Miniature warm growing epiphyte from Ecuador and northern Peru at 1400 to 1750 meters.
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Restrepia sanguinea
No Longer in collection
This is a cool growing species. Named for the blood red color of the flower.
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Restrepia species
Lost the tag on this one but the flower looks allot like trichoglossa.
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Restrepia species
Came from Hoozier Orchids originally. HOC336. In bud now so a flower picture to come shortly. I think this is most likely brachypus.
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Restrepia species
Came from Hoozier Orchids originally. No Hoozier number was given. It is in flower but it's not totally open. I believe it's Restrepia ephippium but it could also be guttulata
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Restrepia species
I have no idea where I got this plant. It's a small plant mounted to treefern but has never flowered.
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Restrepia striata
No Longer in collection
The flower picture is from a plant I no longer have. Evidently this is a synonym of R brachypus but I will keep them seperate for now.
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Restrepia xanthophthalma
No Longer in collection
This is a synonym for R muscifera but I will keep them separate for now.
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Restrepiella ophiocephala
A medium sized cool to warm growing epiphyte found in Central America from Mexico into Costa Rica at 1,970 feet (600 m) to 3,600 feet (1,100 m).
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Rhaphidophora celatocaulis
This is a large shingler with leaves about 4-6" in diameter. a very robust plant. Needs lots of vertical space to grow. Roots easily.
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Rhaphidophora cryptantha
A shingle plant that clings to the surface and creates an attractive background. Rare. There is some controversy about wether this is really Monstera dubia or a Raphidophora species. The mystery is now solved and this is no doubt a Raphidophora and most likely cryptantha. That's what is will now be listed as. Formerly Monstera dubia. Small cuttings
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Rhaphidophora hayi
I believe this is the correct name but I could be mistaken. A shingler when juvenile. s
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Rhaphidophora pachyphylla
A small shingler very suitable to the vivarium or terrarium. Leaves are about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. of at leat 2 leaf nodes.
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Rhaphidophora tetrasperma
This plant is known by many names such as Monstera Ginny, Epipremnum pinnatum "Ginny", and Amydrium medium but I think this is the correct name since it seems to come from Asia and we know Monsteras do not come from Asia. Nice cuttings.
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Rhipsalis (gibberula)
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. This may be Rhipsalis floccosa ssp. pulvinigera but I will wait for more growth and flowers to confirm.
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Rhipsalis aculeata
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. According to www.rhipsalis.com it is now considered Lepismium lumbricoides forma aculeatum. I will wait for more growth and flowers to solidify that id but on the serface it looks more like an unusually spiney Lepismium lumbricoides forma lumbricoides
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Rhipsalis aff floccosa
No Longer in collection
I have no idea where I got this plant. What I do know is that what I have now was left after the main plant was destroyed in 2005. I thought it was baccifera but now I'm not so sure. More study needed.
It has been suggested that this may be R floccosa subsp. tucumanensis but it doesn't exactly match that either. It is definitely not one of the baccifers ssp so I have changed the name. It also matches some of the dissimilis sub species except for the branches. R dissimilis always seems to have some angles on the branches and are never just smooth and round.
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Rhipsalis aff lindbergiana
No Longer in collection
Synonym Rhipsalis densiareolata. I bought this plant from Tropiflora a few years ago as R densiareolata. Very nice pendent growth. Flowers are yellow/white. Flowered in .
After flowering I'm almost positive this is not R lindbergiana. It does not seem to match the key. My guess is a subsp of baccifera but more study is needed.
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Rhipsalis aff oblonga
No Longer in collection
I've had this plant for a few years but I'm not sure where I got it or what it is. Looks like it could be oblonga but no flowers have been seen.
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Rhipsalis aff oblonga
No Longer in collection
I received this from Brian Williams and it is now flowering. No idea on the real species.
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Rhipsalis agudoensis
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. My guess for this one is R cereoides but it may also be R agudoensis.
After flowering I'm positive this is agudoensis. Has small pink fruit consistent with agudoensis. Formerly tagged as NOID 1.
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Rhipsalis agudoensis
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. This is very much as a noid I got from Smoley in 2016.
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Rhipsalis agudoensis
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Whiles this has the shape of agudoensis it’s smaller. Hopefully I can grow it out.
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Rhipsalis baccifera ssp baccifera
No Longer in collection
This came to me from the Cactus Shop in the UK via Linda Monroe. It came tagged as R heptagona but this is now considered a subspecies of baccifera.
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Rhipsalis campos-portoana
No Longer in collection
I have been after this one for a while. I have it marked as campos-portoana but time will tell whether that is indeed what it is.
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Rhipsalis campos-portoana
No Longer in collection
I bought this plant at Lowes. It is an Exotic Angel plant and of course no tag. While it looks similar to teres subsp heteroclada I do not believe that is the case. The flowers are very unusual and the petals are not re-curved at all so far. The stems on the plant are about 2mm but the flowers are pretty large at 2 cm from the base to the tip. I'm pretty sure that this is Rhipsalis campos-portoana or Rhipsalis burchellii but I will wait for the berry which should be orange for campos-portoana or red for burchellii. R campos-portoana is not common in cultivation while R burchellii is in Florida where the plant originated.
Definitely R campos portoana after reviewing the flower which never opens widely and has a reddish center which R burchellii does not. I have another plant that came from EA that looks like the one I lost. I suspect t's the same.
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Rhipsalis campos-portoana
Noticed an old fruit that is small and pale orange/yellow but it does appear at the tip of a stem segment that has since grown a new segment.
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Rhipsalis capilliformis
I bought this at Lowes and it's an EA plant that was labeled Rhipsalis capilliformis. Based on this name it should be R baccifera subsp capilliformis but I used to have another plant I bought at Lowes from EA and it turned out to be R campos-portoana after a flowers was observed. So I will leave this with how EA labeled it until I see flowers. I only have a tiny piece struggling to hold on
Rhipsalis.com
Location-
Acquired- 10/17/2016
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Rhipsalis cereiformis
Glasshouse has it listed as Rhipsalis cereiformis [hort]. Rhipsalis,com list it as a synonym of P. ianthothele but it's certainly not that. Either R baccifera or teres but my guess is baccifera.
Rhipsalis.com
Location: Brasil
Acquired: 11/16/2016
Flowers: September
Berries: 5mm White
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Rhipsalis cereoides
No Longer in collection
I originally got this one from Southern Exposure but it is gone. I got a small cutting from Yale Sedman. It is not growing well but it's still alive.
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Rhipsalis cereuscula
No Longer in collection
I received this plant in trade to replace the one I bought from Southern Exposure years ago.
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Rhipsalis clavata
No Longer in collection
My original plant from Tropiflora was destroyed by the squirrels in 2005. I just received cuttings from Nancy Bryan. It is a very pendent plant and very limber and not stiff like many of the Pendent Rhipsalis. It develops white flowers on the tips of the stems which develop into white to yellowish berries.
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Rhipsalis clavata
It is a very pendent plant and very limber and not stiff like many of the Pendent Rhipsalis. It develops white flowers on the tips of the stems which develop into white to yellowish berries.
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Rhipsalis clavata
It is a very pendent plant and very limber and not stiff like many of the Pendent Rhipsalis. It develops white flowers on the tips of the stems which develop into white to yellowish berries.
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Rhipsalis coriaceae (incorrect)
Rhipsalis.com list this as a synonym of Kimnachis ramulosa but it’s not that. Looks most like occidentalis. Flowers forming for first time now (12/21/2021).
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Rhipsalis crispata
No Longer in collection
Very interesting flat stems much like pacyptera
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Rhipsalis crispata (5367)
A Brazilian beauty with short, oblong leaf segments that have crenate margins and prominent veins that terminate in branching between the crenations. Pendant, it makes a very full, shrubby cluster. The flowers, borne singly or in pairs, are small but spreading, white to yellowish-green and fruits white.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis dissimilis f dissimilis
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. It doesn't look much like R dissimilis but according to some things I have read, younger plants are very spiny such as this one so it may well be a true dissimilis. Time will tell.
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Rhipsalis dissimilis forma marnierianum (4119)
A Brazilian species without exact reported origin. A graceful, somewhat shrubby species with pencil-like stems that tend to arch outward and hang in ever more branching cascades. The stems are semi-cylindrical and may be fluted or slightly angular but mostly appear round on cross section. White flowers are followed by pink fruit.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 10/28/2016
Flowering- 12/7/2017
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Rhipsalis ewaldiana
No Longer in collection
I originally purchased this plant from Rainbow Gardens years ago. I believe I lost it but I just received another cutting of this plant from Mary Crowell.
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Rhipsalis ewaldiana
No Longer in collection
I recieved this from Linda Monroe as and unknown. I'm pretty sure it's ewaldiana.
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Rhipsalis ewaldiana
I got some cuttings from a friend. He remarked that it was labeled ewaldiana and noted that it’s actually pretty rare in cultivation. Supposed to have pink berries.
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Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis ewaldiana (4112)
A newer species from the region of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and the nearby Organ Mountains. Many branching with four angled main stems and three angled branches, it is a very full growing plant. Flowers are large, about a half inch, white and may have a pink center. Fruits are pink.
Rhipsalis.com
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Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis floccosa
No Longer in collection
I received this as a cutting from Yale Sedman. It was labeld as boliviensis which doesn't seem to be a valid name. He had written floccosa in parenthesis and that is what I believe it to be.
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Rhipsalis floccosa
No Longer in collection
I received this as a cutting from someone but lost the label. It has now flowered and I'm pretty sure it's floccosa. Nice flower.
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Rhipsalis goebeleana
No Longer in collection
One of the many flat Rhipsalis. Very similar to occidentalis. Nice red berries on this one. I bought this plant from EPIS by Pat. The red berries make me doubt the id on this since goebeliana is supposed to have white berries.
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Rhipsalis goebeliana (7895)
A rare species from Rio Grande do Sul in Southern Brazil where it grows as an epiphyte and lithophyte. A very handsome species with short, flattened, segmented stems that later become three or four angled with age. New growth tends to be reddish. Upright at first then becoming pendant with maturity.
Misidentified and now identified as R goebeliana.
Rhipsalis.com
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Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis gonocarpa
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Plants by this name are now considered to be L warmingiana but that is definitely not what this plant is.
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Rhipsalis grandiflora
No Longer in collection
Very interesting when it takes on a red color. I received this plant from a Dendroboard member. It came from a nursery in Florida.
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Rhipsalis hatchiflora
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. I'm pretty sure this is actually R ewaldiana.
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Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides
No Longer in collection
My original plant which came from Southern Exposure was lost to squirrels. This one came as a rooted cutting from Brian Williams.
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Rhipsalis micrantha forma kirbergii
Purchased from eBay as R triangularis. It is incorrect and this is most likely a micrantha f kirbergii but the stems are larger in cross section to my other kirbergii.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 11/8/2017
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Rhipsalis micrantha subsp micrantha
An EA plant I got from Lowes. I had many years. It's now planted in a community pot that hangs in front of my house.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Costa Rica, Colombia, western Venezuela, Ecuador, northern Peru
Acquired- 6/1/2005
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Rhipsalis neves-armondii
No Longer in collection
I received this plant from Ursula Kammlott. The id came from Ken Friedman.
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Rhipsalis noid 10
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Looks like baccifera ssp horrida
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Rhipsalis noid 2
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Pink berries. Buds forming on 10/13/2021
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Rhipsalis noid 3
I unidentified cutting I received. It could be R crispata or R goebeleana. It will be hard to id.
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Rhipsalis noid 4
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Most likely a baccifera form.
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Rhipsalis Noid 6
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. I believe this to be one of the trees forms. Formerly Noid 6 Small white flower in September 2021
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Rhipsalis noid 7
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Started blooming in October. Very small white flowers that mostly emerge from the tip of the stem although some also emerge from the side near the tip. I'm pretty sure this is one of the R baccifera complex. Most likely forma capilliformis
Flowering:12/5/2017
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Rhipsalis oblonga
No Longer in collection
This came to me as R crispimarginata which is a synonym for R oblonga. It looks correct so I am tagging it as such. Picture to come.
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Rhipsalis occidentalis
No Longer in collection
Considered a synonym of R cuneata.
I really like this plant once it becomes pendant. Grows well for me.I purchased cuttings from Tropiflora in 2004. I have read that R occidentalis is rare in cutlivation so I'm not sure about the name. Ordered a new one of these from an eBay seller. Pictures look very much like my old plant and not like R cuneata
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 11/30/2016
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Rhipsalis pacheco-leonis (Laurey)
A species similar to Rhipsalis paradoxa and was even considered a dwarf form of that species for some time. Native to semi arid scrub forest of the restinga in northeastern Rio de Janeiro state of Brazil where it grows both as an epiphyte and lithophyte in sunny locations. The stems are slender with the familiar 'chain link' look of paradoxa but not as pronounced. Flowers and subsequent fruits are red. Tropiflora 8742
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis pachyptera (2654)
A spectacular species from Brazil's Atlantic Forest, with flattened, almost round in shape stems with crenate or lobbed margins. The color is green but can blush purplish in bright light. Multi flowering, it produces multiple yellowish flowers at each aerole, followed by white fruits that ripen red. An epiphyte or lithophyte in nature it makes an especially attractive hanging basket plant.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 11/2/2016
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Rhipsalis pachyptera (2654)
A spectacular species from Brazil's Atlantic Forest, with flattened, almost round in shape stems with crenate or lobbed margins. The color is green but can blush purplish in bright light. Multi flowering, it produces multiple yellowish flowers at each aerole, followed by white fruits that ripen red. An epiphyte or lithophyte in nature it makes an especially attractive hanging basket plant.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 11/2/2016
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Rhipsalis paradoxa
Nice long foliage. Easy to root and looks great. Large plant destroyed in 2005. The last of this is growing in a large basket with several other species at my house in Sebastian FL.
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Rhipsalis paradoxa
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Came to me with no tag. I labeled this one NOID 8. It has grown out and is definitely paradoxa.
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Rhipsalis pentaptera
No Longer in collection
I received a cutting of this from Linda Monroe. It was incorrectly tagged as R cerioides.
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Rhipsalis pentaptera
I received a cutting of this from Bob Smoley. It was incorrectly tagged as R pachyptera.
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Rhipsalis pentaptera (2642)
This fine species has unusually stiff stems about the diameter of a pencil, deeply grooved or ribbed and less pendulous than arching. Very attractive with many branches, white flowers and fruit. Truly unusual and desirable, from Uruguay. Originally from Rainbow Gardens
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis pittieri
Received as Rhipsalis floccosa ssp pittieri I. Has now been raised to species status. Because the flowers are not erupting this is most likely another species.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 10/19/2016
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Rhipsalis puniceo-discus
I purchased a cutting from Bob Smoley. I think I still have this. It has flowered and is growing in a wall planter I have in Sebastian.
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Rhipsalis puniceo-discus
Cuttings from a friend. Rooted quickly and repotted to a small hanging basket
Flowered: 9/30/2021
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Rhipsalis quellebambensis
No Longer in collection
Apparently this is actually another of the Rhipsalis baccifera species variants. Nice red berries make it more attractive than most.
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Rhipsalis rhombea
No Longer in collection
I beleive this is an invalid name. R rhombea seems to be an unpublished name used for many unknown flat species of Rhipsalis. I bought this plant from EPIS by Pat.
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Rhipsalis rhombea
I believe this is an invalid name. R rhombea seems to be an unpublished name used for many unknown flat species of Rhipsalis.
Rhipsalis.com
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Rhipsalis sp "pauduensis"
Unknown species with dubious name. It has small ovoid white berries 10 mm long. Not sure of origin, Rooting in small pot
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Rhipsalis sp (quelleambensis)
Received as quellebambensis. Some think it's baccifera and some think it's unidentified. Produces red berries. This plant does not look like one I have had before. Time will tell once it flowers and hopefully produces berries.
Budding with a few sparse flowers 10/8/2017
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 11/16/2016
Flowering: 10/8/2017
Berries: Geenish White
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Rhipsalis sp ‘Rio Cascade’
Unidentified species according to Glasshouse Works. Most likely R agudoensis. May need to be grown in brighter light.
Update: Grown in higher light it definitely looks to be agudoensis.
Budding on 9/28/2021
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Rhipsalis sp 1960
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. This is described in a 1997 Southern Exposure Catalog as 'long, narrow rounded light green foliage'. General consensus seems to be that this is Rhipsalis micrantha forma rauhiorum.
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Rhipsalis sp 1960
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. It does not appear to be the same as the cutting I received in 2016. Seems wider. More like goebeliana
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Rhipsalis sp Brazil #2
This plant looks a great deal like R oblonga. I think it origianlly came from Rainbow Gardens or Southern Exposure. I found reference to it in the Southern Exposure catalog as Rhipsalis sp Brasil 2 RG. I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley
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Rhipsalis sp Kartuz
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. When I look at this plant I think of a large clavata. It has a very pendent growth habit and just doesn't look like a baccifera to me.
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Rhipsalis sp Whitman
No Longer in collection
I purchased cuttings from Bob Smoley. Looks very similar to R pentaptera.
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Rhipsalis species
This is a plant I bought from Lowes and is from a company called Cactus Collections. Looks similar to elliptica but it has white berries and does not flush red or orange in sunlight Rhipsalis.com
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Acquired: 9/22/2016
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Rhipsalis species
This is a plant I bought from Lowes and is from a company called CactusCollections.com. It was not tagged and I have not been able to id it but I believe it may be R sulcata. It needs to mature a bit before I can tell. Rhipsalis.com
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Acquired: 9/22/2016
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Rhipsalis species
I got this plant from a friend. It appears to be one of the R baccifera subspecies but I really can't say with no flowers. Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 12/18/2016
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Rhipsalis sulcata
Exotic Angel grows a large number of Rhipsalis and other epiphytic cactus but always mislabel them. I have had this many years and it is now in a large community basket that hangs in front of my house.
Rhipsalis.com
Location- Brazil
Acquired- 6/1/2006
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Rhipsalis sulcata (7906)
A species that has had a checkered past with regards to its identity. A shrubby species with long angular stems bearing many branches in short segments to about 3 or so inches long. Very heavily branching and rather woody. Flowers are borne singly at the glochids and flowers are quite large, over .5 inch wide, white to somewhat transparent. This species is found in Espirito Santo state of Brazil.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Rhipsalis teres
No Longer in collection
This plant originally came from Rainbow Gardens. It's habit is very stiff and the stems are about 3/16".
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Rhipsalis teres forma prismatica
No Longer in collection
I have had this plant for years but it just never seems to grow. I have misplaced it many times but it has never died. Well I just found it in the corner of the large greenhouse. I will give it some TLC and see what happens.
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Rhododendron anagalliflorum
Dwarf prostrate or creeping shrub with very slender twigs and small leaves. It has single small white flowers and will bloom almost continuously when established. Bovees Nursery
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Rhododendron praetervisum
Distinctive narrow shiny leaves and striking tubular flowers of a purplish pink color that hang down. Striking foliage plant with a moderate, well-branched habit. Purchased from Bovees Nursery
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Rhododendron x nervulosum
Probably another natural hybrid from the Mt. Kinabalu area. Narrow almost linear leaves on an upright spreading plant. Flowers are dark pink. Purchased from Bovees Nursery
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Rhododendron x sumatranum
Well branched small to moderate shrub with attractive leaves. Flowers are broadly funnel shaped, scarlet to purple or orange-red, 2 – 3 per truss. Purchased from Bovees Nursery
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Rhytionanthos cornutum
Synonym Bulbophyllum helenae. Small cool to warm epiphyte found in the western Himalayas, Nepal, Sikkim, Myanamar and Thailand
Legend (Temp, Light, Water)
C-W, BR-SH, M
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Rubellia rubella
Only member of this genus. This is a very mini warm growing epiphyte from Columbia and Panama. Mini miniature. Synonym Pleurothallis rubella
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Ruellia makoyana
This is a small bush type plant from Brazil that does very well and even blooms in low light. Developes rosey red blooms. Trailing habit. A great and unusual addition to the Terrarium.
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Sarcinula brighamii
A very nice terrarium suitable orchid that can take warmer temperatures than many Pleurothallids. Leaves are 3" max. Syn. Pleurothallis brighamii.
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Sarcinula corniculata
A very nice terrarium suitable orchid that can take warmer temperatures than many Pleurothallids. Leaves are 3" max. Syn. Pleurothallis corniculata.
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Sarcostemma resiliens (WY 1016)
This species occurs in East Africa, and these plants are propagated from material originally collected on the Laikipia Plateau in Kenya.
Location: East Africa
Acquired: 9/21/2016
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Sauromatum venosum
A really hardy aroid which is always grouped with the Amorphophallus. Often sold as voodoo lily. Dime to quarter sized tubers.
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Saxifraga stolonifera
Also know as the Strawberry Begonia since it has the growing habit of a strawberry and the leaf that looks more like a Begonia. Grows well in low light and spreads quickly. 2.5 inch pot
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Scaphosepalum fimbriatum
A mini to small epiphyte found in Ecuador. The flower on this one looks like a crab to me. I love this genus!
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Scaphosepalum verrucosum
A mini to small, cold to warm growing epiphyte found from Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela and Guyana
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Schefflera emarginata
I bought this rarely seen epiphytic (most likely hemi-epiphytic) Schefflera from Tropiflora in 2003. It is finally growing well. It's native to Sri Lanka.
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Schismatoglottis species
This is a small growing Schismatoglottis with arrow shaped leaves. The leaves are 3-4 inces and the color is green with a dark green mottled pattern. Very unusual 2 1/2 inch pot
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Schlumbergera hybrid red
We got this from Linda's great aunt some years ago. I had almost killed it but found a lone surviving piece and nursed it back to health.
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Schlumbergera lutea subsp. bradei
No Longer in collection
Formerly Hatiora epiphylloides subsp. bradei. I have had this for a while in a terrarium where it has reduced it's size over the last few years. Trying to revive it now
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 3/2015
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Schlumbergera lutea subsp. bradei
Formerly Hatiora epiphylloides subsp. bradei. I received a nice start from a friend. What a beautiful plant. I have it planted in a 3" pot in 1:1:1 mix of cactus mix, perlite and pumice. It hangs in the top of a 10 gallon terrarium with my other Rhipsalis cuttings.
Rhipsalis.com
Location: Brazil
Acquired: 12/9/2016
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Schlumbergera lutea subsp. bradei
Formerly Hatiora epiphylloides subsp. bradei. I received a nice start from a friend. What a beautiful plant. I have it planted in a 3" pot in 1:1:1 mix of cactus mix, perlite and pumice. It hangs in the top of a 10 gallon terrarium with my other Rhipsalis cuttings.
Rhipsalis.com
Location: Brazil
Acquired: 12/9/2016
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Schlumbergera rosea
Formerly Hatiora rosea. Received 6 nice cuttings of this hard to get species. It has now rooted nicely and grown some since potting the cuttings on 9/28/2016. The picture is from 11/5/2016 which shows that it has rooted well and grown new pads.
Rhipsalis.com
Location:
Acquired: 9/28/2016
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Scindapsus pictus
This aroid sort of developes the shingling habit. Very attractive foliage and grows quickly. s
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Selaginella apoda
No Longer in collection
Very small prostrate species. It's just hanging on outside but seems to be hardy here.
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Selaginella bigelovii
No Longer in collection
This is one of the Selaginellas that love free draining soil. Not for the terrarium but for rock garden containers. Rooted cuttings
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Selaginella doederleinii
I got this from Jeff Benca from the University of Washington Greenhouse. Here's what he has to say about it This species is found in China, Malaysia, Borneo, and likely in many other countries of SE Asia. It has the largest microphylls of any species I've worked with, so it almost looks a strange-bit like a forking fern (Gleicheniaceae) meets a marine alga.,
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Selaginella involvens
This is a beautiful species with nice red hues to the fronds. I bought this from Charles Alford as S caulescens and it has been easy.
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Selaginella martensii 'Frosty'
I'm not positive about this name since it came to me with no name at all. It's a robust growing plant that seems to form a dense mat. It roots easily and looks great.
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Selaginella mollis
I think I got this from Rare Flora but I'm not sure. It's a nice easy to grow plant.
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Selaginella oaxacana
I got this from Jeff Benca from the University of Washington Greenhouse. it has large microphylls.
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Selaginella oregana
An epiphytic Selaginella. Very nice look. Does not like intense light. Loves high humidity.
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Selaginella plana
This is a rambling selaginella with an upright growth habit. A large Terrarium would be needed for the species. Slightly reddish rhizomes similar to Sellaginella umbrosa. 2 inch pot
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Selaginella species 'Lita'
Very small prostrate species. I believe this could be S douglassii or S diffusa. I almost lost it so once I get enough I will attempt to get a positive id. In the picture the Selaginella is seen growing behind the Begonia.
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Selaginella umbrosa
This is a very nice Selaginella from Belize. It has fronds that are lighter green to yellowish on the margins. It also has nice red stems. Spreads quickly and is a great subject for the Terrarium or Vivarium. Rhizome cutting.
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Selaginella uncinata
This is commonly called rainbow moss. It developes great color in strong light. Does very well planted in long fiber sphagnum.
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Selaginella vogelii
New species for me. I've never had it. I purchased this plant from Kartuz Greenhouse.
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Selaginella willdenovii
A very large growing species that likes to climb. This is often confused with Selaginalla uncinata because of the common name Peacock Fern. They are nothing alike. S uncinata is a small species which remains prostrate for the most part.
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Selenicereus pteranthus
A night blooming species with round tubular stems which ramble up trees. I have a pot of this I got from Southern Exposure years ago and cuttings I received from EPIS by Pat
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Selenicereus testudo
This plant originates from cuttings I got from Mike Boyer. He got the plant at Home Depot as an EA plant.
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Sigmatostalix graminea
No Longer in collection
A mini cool to hot growing epiphyte from Ecuador Peru and Bolivia. Many flowers per inflorescence.
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Solanum quitoense
A cousin to the tomato. This is a nice large leaved plant. The leaves are felt like and have large thorns on the top and bottom of the leaf.
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Specklinia grobyi
Ideal mini miniature for the terrarium or vivarium. Flowers often. Synonym Pleurothallis grobyi
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Specklinia grobyi
Ideal mini for the terrarium or vivarium. Flowers often. Synonym Pleurothallis grobyi ****
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Specklinia leptotifolia
A warm to cool growing mini epiphyte. Found in many Brazil. Synonym Pleurothallis leptotifolia. Likes to creep so it's best mounted on tree fern. Mini miniature
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Stanhopea jenischiana
Found in Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. This is a cool to warm growing epiphyte which needs a winter rest to flower
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Stapelia ambigua
No Longer in collection
I no longer have this one but will be looking for it.
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Stapelia flavo-purpurea
Only sweet selling Stapelia. Flowers are yellow, pink and white flowers
Location: RSA, N Cape, Namibia, Botswana.
Acquired: 8/12/2016
First flower: 9/15/2016
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Stapelia gigantea
No Longer in collection
Largest flower of the Starfish Plants. I no longer have this one.
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Stelis aprica
I got this tagged as Stelis micrantha which appears to be a synonym of this species. Cool to warm growing miniature epiphyte found in Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.
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Stelis argentata
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85. ****
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Stelis argentata
A miniature sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam and Brazil found from 120 to 2200 meters.
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Stelis dactyloptera
Miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte from Ecuador at elevations of 1500 to 2000 meters. Unusual pendent flower for this genus.
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Stelis debilis
No Longer in collection
PL00631 No country known. Very mini plant.
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Stelis embreei
Found in Ecuador at elevations of 950 to 1300 meters as a mini-miniature sized, warm growing epiphyte
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Stelis hallii
A small sized cool to cold growing epiphyte found in Colombia,Ecuador and Peru. Small yellow flowers on a long inflorescence.
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Stelis hirtzii
No Longer in collection
Cool growing species from Ecuador.
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Stelis morganii
No Longer in collection
This is a nice full plant as I received it from Tropical Orchid Farm as a bonus plant. What a bonus!.
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Stelis purpurascens
A small to medium sized, warm growing epiphyte found in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama Venezuela and Peru at elevations of 1000 to 1500 meters .
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Stelis species
A warmer growing Pleurothallid. Ideal for most Terrariums. Temperatures should be between 60 and 85.
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Stelis tristyla
I got this tagged as Stelis trystila that does not seem to be a valid name.
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Streptocarpella 'Concord Blue'
A very nice small growing Streptocarpus. Small fuzzy 1" leaves. Max height is about 6". 2" pot. Mislabeled before as 'Blue Moon'
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Syngonium erythrophyllum
A very nice Syngonium with dark green eaves and red underneath. Cordate leaves while juvenile and tri-lobed as an adult. ****
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Syngonium rayii
One of the smallest and best Syngoniums. All are great for the Vivarium but this is the easiest to contain.
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Syngonium species
No Longer in collection
A small growing species with arrow shaped leaves. Very unusual and not often available. s
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Tacca chantieri
The Black Bat flower plant. These are seed grown plants in 3 in pots.
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Taeniophytum obtusum
Small leafless warm growing orchid from China, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Borneo, Java, Sumatra and Vietnam in swampy primary montane forests on mangrove and coffee plants.
ISOPE Photos
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Tectaria zeylonica
A great fern for the vivarium. It's small growing and loves humidity. Syn. Quercifilix zeylonica 2" pots
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Tillandsia baileyi
One of the bulbis Tillansias that are sometimes in habited by ants in the wild. Very easy if mounted and misted daily in the winter. I mount mine on branches or cork bark. Unmounted offsets
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Tillandsia bulbosa
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark. Unmounted offsets
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Tillandsia bulbosa
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark.
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Tillandsia butzii
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark. Unmounted offsets
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Tillandsia butzii
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark.
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Tillandsia cyanea
A spikey green Tillandsia with a purple bloom. Can be grown mounted or in a small pot of epiphyte mix.
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Tillandsia heteromorpha
This one continues to grow along the stem producing the short gray green leaves as it grows.
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Tillandsia magnusiana
Very nice silver gray Tillandsia which will create a nice focus plant in a Terrerium. Plant as shown
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Tillandsia neglecta
Light green leaves with a bluish base. Purple flowers in a large reddish bract
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Tillandsia pruinosa
A small growing species shaped much like butzii but soft and covered in gray scales.
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Tillandsia pruinosa
A small growing species shaped much like butzii but soft and covered in gray scales.
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Tillandsia seleriana
No Longer in collection
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark. Unmounted offsets
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Tillandsia seleriana
No Longer in collection
Nice bulbus based Tillandsia which ants inhabit in the wild. Does well mounted on a stick or cork bark.
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Tillandsia xerographica
A large silver gray Tillandsia which grows well unmounted just hung in something like a rope pot hanger. I keep mine inside all winter with just occasioanl watering. Large offsets.
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Tillandsia xerographica
A large silver gray Tillandsia which grows well unmounted just hung in something like a rope pot hanger.
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Tradescantia navicularis
A succulent species which like free draining coil and full sun. It tends to grow leggy in lower light.
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Trias picta
This is a cool to warm growing species from Burma and Thailand. Closely related to Bulbophyllum. Very nice pink red flowers.
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Trichocentrum sprucei
Synonym Oncidium sprucei. Small hot growing epiphyte found in Panama and Colombia at 20 to 100 meters. Very long pendent terete leaves make this a very attractive species.
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Trichocentrum stacyi
Synonym Oncidium stacyi . Small hot growing epiphyte found in Panama and Colombia at 20 to 100 meters. Very long pendent terete leaves make this a very attractive species.
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Trichocentrum stipitatum
Synonym Oncidium stipitatum. Small hot growing epiphyte found in Panama and Colombia at 20 to 100 meters. Very long pendent terete leaves make this a very attractive species.
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Trichocentrum stipitatum
Synonym Oncidium stipitatum. Small hot growing epiphyte found in Panama and Colombia at 20 to 100 meters. Very long pendent terete leaves make this a very attractive species.
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Trichosalpinx blaisdellii
This miniature epiphyte is found in Mexico, Central America and northwestern South America. It is found from elevations of 660 to 8250 feet. It will bloom off and on for much of the year.
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Trichosalpinx costata
A very mini miniature cool to warm growing epiphyte from most of Central and South America.
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Trichosalpinx dura
A very mini cool to warm growing epiphyte from most of Central and South America.
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Trichosalpinx orbicularis
I bought a very nice plant. I love the leaves on this plant that blush a dark red. Flowers are small but very pretty.
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Trichosalpinx species
Pretty sure this is a Trichosalpinx. I have no idea which but it's a nice plant . Pictures are courtesy of Jon Wagner
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Vanilla planifolia
No Longer in collection
Perfect for the terrarium. A vining orchid. Seldom blooms but a very nice addition to your collection
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Zootrophion dayanum
Small sized warm to cool growing epiphyte from Venezuela, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador at about 1900 meters.
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Zootrophion species
I bought this from Clackamas Orchids. It has '(Hardins)' on the tag but I don't know any more about it. It is a miniature with leaves about 3/4". It has not flowered as yet.
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Zootrophion species
I bought this from Clackamas Orchids and they said 'This as yet unidentified Zootrophion is either dayanum or argus'. It has '(Logdons)' on the tag but I don't know any more about it. It has not flowered as yet.
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