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Pleurothallis nipterophylla
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
This Pleuro is a cool to intermediate growing epiphyte from Ecuador. The somewhat stiff leaves curve a little forward so that when the blooms appear it looks like the leaves are protecting the flowers. Cool looking plant that also stays nice and compact! These are specimen size plants that took many years to grow. Wonderful hardy plant tolerant of drying out a bit between watering. Can flower more than once per year. Each leaf produces flowers for many years .
Pleurothallis ruscifolia
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
Pleurothallis ruscifolia is a species of orchid  plant native to 600 – 2400 m.; Andes Mountains in South America, and Central America.[1]
Pleurothallis pruinosa
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
Pleurothallis pruinosa is a species of orchid  plant native to Central and South America.[
Pleurothallis cardiothallis
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
Pleurothallis cardiothallis is a species of orchid plant native to Central America.[1]
Haworthia cooperi ‘OB1’ my friend
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
Haworthia cooperi ‘OB1’ my friend @marinsect_gianluca is growing. Hoping to get this into the conservatory collection soon. Haworthias can be addictive.. so many different forms. They are one of the few succulents that make good houseplants but also do well outside. #haworthia #haworthiacooperi #haworthiacooperiob1 #succulents #plants #succulentsofinstagram
All our Vanilla planifolia are blooming this week
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
All our Vanilla planifolia are blooming this week. Making sure we pollinate every single flower so we get fruit in 9 months! Videos of pollination make it look so easy... when you have to climb and contort your body to get to the flower it gets a bit more complicated. #vanilla #vanillaplanifolia #orchids #orchidsofinstagram
Pleurothallis marthae
Ripon · 6 months ago · Tips
Pleurothallis marthae… this Orchid is a prolific bloomer . We have it growing in a cool room but it can take a bit warmer temps… up to mid 80’s. For a Pleurothallis it’s a nice one 😜
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