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Airdate (04/13/2019) #4541At the home greenhouse of former OSU Horticulture Professor Doug Needham, we explore the interesting and beautiful world of orchids

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Tiger-Stripe Orchid. The cymbidium iridioides has a unique striping on the leaves of the orchid. Scientific Name: Cymbidium iridioides. This species has grasslike leaf blades with a yellowish base and produces between 4 and 7 long-lasting flowers. The flowers are yellow with brown-striped petals that are spreading.

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Yes, reduce watering after flowering. (Not needed for Brassavola nodosa). Easy to grow: Easy. 2. Brassia - Spider Orchid. It's easy to see how these dainty flowers gained their common name of 'Spider Orchids.'. The long, narrow spikes resemble legs, and the central flower lip looks a lot like an abdomen.

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Ludisia Jewel Orchid. (Image credit: Alamy) Ludisia, or jewel orchid, is an unusual variety that is easy to grow. Unlike most orchids, its leaves are the star of the show, which are velvety in texture and red and green in color. It also produces white or pale yellow flowers, mostly during the winter or early spring.

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Terrestrial orchids live on the ground (popularly known as ground orchids). Humicolous orchids live in decomposing organic material and perform photosynthesis. Saprophytic orchids live in decomposing organic material, but do not perform photosynthesis. Besides this classification, there are still others. One example is the genera, as they group

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Long before the Pilgrims came, indigenous members of the Orchidaceae family could be found across North America and Canada, in wild habitats, including woodlands, prairies, and wetlands. The best-known North American wild orchid is the lady's slipper, Cypripedium orchids, of which there are more than 45 species across the northern hemisphere.

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The phalaenopsis orchid is now the most popular flowering potted plant in the United States, according to 2020 statistics from the US Department of Agriculture. Orchids outsold poinsettias in 2019, with over 37 million plants sold, and phalaenopsis was the number one type of orchid sold. Each of the six sessions covers a different topic and

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Miniature types are more compact. You should try to repot orchids every few years to ensure they continue to flower. 2. Masdevallia veitchiana. (Image credit: blickwinkel / Alamy Stock Photo) Height and spread: 9in. Hardiness: USDA 11. Min temp: 50°F.

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Lyn Jekowski will show pictures of unusually formed orchids and a Pecha Kucha style slide show of orchids. For information about the Needham Garden Club and to access these programs, visit http

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Orchid Variety Collection with Needham. What Kind of Orchid Do I Have . Orchids are a very popular plant, and there are many different types. If you're wondering what kind of orchid you have, here is some information that may help. ... Temperature: Most varieties of orchids like it on the cool side, around 60-65 degrees Fahrenheit during the

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Bulbophyllum micholitzii var. album 'Magnifico' x self. $17.95. Page 1 of 3. Carter and Holmes Orchids works to provide a variety of different orchids for sale including rare species, classic mericlones, new and unique hybrids grown from seed and more. Our goal is to offer healthy, vigorous plants that will thrive in different growing

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ORCHIDS was the interesting, informative and beautiful presentation enjoyed, virtually, by Needham Garden Club members and friends at their November meeting. Tom Kuligowski began with the history of

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In this article, we found 20 white orchids from the main orchid families, including phalaenopsis, dendrobium, cattleya, and oncidium. Save this post to find your favorite to add to your collection. 1. Moon Orchid (Phalaenopsis amabilis) 2. Cattleya intermedia alba. 3. Pure Silk (Phalaenopsis elastica) 4.

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Epiphytic orchids make up about 70 percent of all orchids, which is about 19000 orchid species. Most of the popular orchids that are potted up and grown as houseplants are epiphytic. Examples include: Phalaenopsis, Dendrobium, Cattleya, Cymbidium, Vanda, Oncidium, Miltoniopsis, Bulbophyllum. Epiphytic orchids grow above ground attached to tree

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Needham Garden Club Newsletter January/February 2021 January 19 at 9:30 am The meeting closed with We have an amazing membership Co ... The November meeting "Orchids", inspired by the book "The Orchid Thief," was presented by Tom Kuligowski, an avid orchid grower in South Florida. He spoke of

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8. Fertilize. 9. Monitor humidity. 1. WHAT TO COLLECT. There are many different genera of orchids out there, but the most popular genus as a houseplant is the Phalaenopsis orchid. This is also the type of orchid we always discuss here on this blog. The Phalaenopsis orchid comes in many different colors and patterns.

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New Hampshire has over 50 native orchid species... and many of them are very rare - either threatened or endangered. Those most rare species are documented by counting plants and sites, monitored by the NH Heritage Program (NH Division of Forests and Lands), in cooperation with US Fish & Wildlife, and the New England Wildflower Society. In

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This rare orchid cactus, German Empress Epiphyllum, is a stunning addition to any plant collection. With its unique features and easy care, it is perfect for both indoor and outdoor growth. The German Empress Epiphyllum is a sub-tropical and tropical plant that can thrive in a variety of soil types, including sand, loam, and peat.