A more compact form of Encyclia adenocaula conical 2" bulbs topped with 2 or 3 long narrow leathery 15" leaves, typically blooms June and July on 2 foot, more densely branching warty spikes with impressive starry 3" flowers, long pointed sepals and petals are intense pink/purple, the wide flat lip is white heavily overlaid with hot pink to purple striations, long-lasting blooms, easy grower
a marvelous mini-Encyclia with conical 3/4" bulbs each topped with 2 or 3 very narrow 6" leathery leaves, wiry arching 12" spikes emerge from the top of the bulb in spring, up to 12 long-lasting 2-1/2" starry-shaped flowers per spike, red-brown sepals and petals are narrow and pointed, the broad lip is white with fine lines of purple radiating from the center
beautiful Florida native, 1" round bulbs are topped with a thick single glabbrous 6" - 8" leaf, inlorescences are simple or branched carrying many well-spaced 1-1/2" spreading flowers, sepals and petals are olive brown, lip is white with a central purple patch, plant is heat and cold tolerant
silvery green foliage on pear-shaped bulbs, spikes up to 18" have 10 to 25 long-lived bright orange to deep scarlet flowers, the flat blooms are 2" in diameter and have a narrow bright yellow lip, truly beautiful but has special needs: this spectacular plant is a definite cool/wet grower i.e., air-conditioned homes or offices
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