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Thread: Sobralia sessilis

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    Default Sobralia sessilis

    Recently got the plant to grow as a terrestrial along the edge of my garden.


    Sobralia sessilis

    Cheers

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    Very nice Vincent. I understand they grow to quite a size.

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    beautiful! Many Sobralias can get very tall

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron-NY View Post
    beautiful! Many Sobralias can get very tall
    As such, may make for an attractive privacy fence someday.

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    There is a Belgian dealer who just offered mer three different Sob. species , commenting that they are often too large to post ( but he would bring to London Show for me next week). I asked - how large ? The answer was between 1 and 1.5 metres - i.e. up to 5 feet.... I rather went off the idea, for growing in a greenhouse, but if I lived in Singapore, that would be different !

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    some species grow to 3 meters but Sobralia callosa is a miniature species, about reaching 0.5 m (18").

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    This particular Sobralia is about 3 feet tall.

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