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This is a discussion on Ceratostylis heterophylla- Philippine's newest Ceratostylis within the Orchids of Other Genera IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; I noticed that there are 4 threads here dedicated to Philippine ceratos, so I hope ...
I noticed that there are 4 threads here dedicated to Philippine ceratos, so I hope the folks don't mind if I throw another one
I described Ceratosylis heterophylla from plants found in Central Luzon almost 4 years ago (Feb. 27, 2008), although it wasn't published until last year, at the Aug-Sept issue of the Australian Orchid Review. The species name echoes the unusual leaf variation exhibited by this species; it's easy to mistake two non-flowering plants as belonging to two different species.
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Hi Wally, have you seen it available at sunday market?
More Orchids! More!
Yes, about a year ago, but not anymore.
The flowers shape is total diferent to any I know. I guess, the flowers are as small as at Ceratostilis senilis.
very nice
"When does a passion for collecting orchids become an unhealthy obsession?" There is a little Laroche in all of us.
The segments in heterophylla don't spread as much as senilis', and they typically measure 3 mm across by 4 mm high. The largest senilis flower I have measured is 7 mm across. But I would guess that they are around the same size if we flatten their respective flowers.
Those little flower clusters are adorable.
“If nature were not beautiful it would not be worth knowing, and life would not be worth living. I am not speaking, of course, of the beauty which strikes the senses, of the beauty of qualities and appearances. I am far from despising this, but it has nothing to do with science. What I mean is that more intimate beauty which comes from the harmonious order of its parts, and which a pure intelligence can grasp.” - Henri Poincare
Never get tired of this orchid, Wally. Such pretty bloom clusters.
cheers,
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