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Thread: Maxillaria ecuadorensis

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  1. June 28th, 2008, 11:06 PM #1
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    Default Maxillaria ecuadorensis

    A warm to cool growing cloud forest species from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.



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    That is so cool. It looks like a bird in flight! Very nice!

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    Very interesting shape. You have a lot of Maxillarias. Which are the easiest to grow?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ang709 View Post
    Very interesting shape. You have a lot of Maxillarias. Which are the easiest to grow?
    Maxillarias are not the largest genus in my collection...I only have 40 species, where I have 175 species of Bulbos.

    The easiest Maxxies??? The ones that bloom for me of course, LOL. The species that blooms for me consistently, and on and off for most of the year is variabilis.
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    Very cool! How tall does this one get?
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    Paul about 12"
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