Another plant which I thought initially is Dendrobium aurantiflammeum which is native to Borneo very similar I like the deeper orange color on this flowers so cool.
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This is a discussion on Wild orchids within the The Jungle forums, part of the Land Plants category; Originally Posted by walingwaling Hi Zain, that terrestrial is a Platanthera angustata. Thanks Ron for ...
Another plant which I thought initially is Dendrobium aurantiflammeum which is native to Borneo very similar I like the deeper orange color on this flowers so cool.
That is an awesome shade of orange-red, Zainal ! Really stunning!
Dendrobium species growing in situ very small flower such a very cute one.
The same species ex-situ just magnified with macro lens so cool especially the lip ID would be appreciated.
Wow, awesome Dendro!!! sorry, can't help with the id.
Dendrobium aurantiflammeum - reminds me of the (non-orchid) Montbretia which grows wild on the cliffs of south-west England . It is in the liliacea, and probably a garden escape originally, but the leaves seem the same as this,apart from the general impression of lots of smallish bright orange flowers, and the habit too. Amazing. Converging evolution perhaps !
Goodyera species that carried seed pots the leaves so shiny like marble.
Very interesting species white color like snow white relatively big lower personally I never seen this one could be Habenaria I'm so excited so cool flower.
Zainal, what about Dendr. rupicola?