Encyclia cordigera alba native to Mexico hot to warm grower very easy to flower with nice fragrant. This is another species worth to have in our collection with very huge flower.
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Encyclia cordigera alba native to Mexico hot to warm grower very easy to flower with nice fragrant. This is another species worth to have in our collection with very huge flower.
Absolutely beautiful, such crisp colors on this black background!
very nice! I hope to bloom mine one day. Do you find that vegetatively, the alba is smaller than the normal colored variety?
Actually I never seen the normal colored variety, I have one was told by vendor that its cordigera very huge pseudobulb but when bloom times was not cordigera but other species, from the orchids books that I have generally the pseudobulb is very huge as compare to alba one, I agree with you Ron.
I was wondering for my alba is so much smaller than my normal variety.
This plants from hot to warm area I suppose this species very hardy if normal variety can grow very big pseudobulb in your GH by right the alba shouldnt be a problem. Probably need to check the roots system like mine I got many species stunted and refuse to grow and noticed the root system gone due to cochroach,snails and other bugs.
I have it in a slat basket so i can see healthy roots. I will give it more time. One of these days it is going to give me a bunch of spikes...
That is very nice!!
Cheers,
BD![]()
Hi all
Zainal , that beautiful. ...congratulations !!!
This is the most attractive Encyclia in Nicaragua. It is also in Central America, from Mexico to Panama...northern South America and the Antilles , (45-200 m.)
I have the typical cordigera color purple and also the semi alba...now they are beginning to flower....from February to May.
!!Enjoys his morning fragrance..