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swan diving into miniature orchids...

@chibae: Going to take a look now! my growlist also includes species that i have purchased as well.

on a related note, Lepanthes caprimulgus and Dendrobium cuthbertsonii red are coming in today! :boogie:
 
I got some mini orchids in the mail today too...

Platystele oxyglossa

Pleurothallis palliolata
Pleurothallis prolifera

and some small ferns:

Ebony Spleenwort
Gracillimum maidenhair
Adinatum microphyllum looks like the Gracillimum but a bit smaller
Selaginella uncinata
Adinatum raddiatum "Ocean Spray"
Doodia media "Rasp Fern"

And a new flat rate box stuffed full of various mosses from my moss connection! :D
 
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that is awesome swords. how big do the later two pleurothalids grow? i especially like the first one.
i ended up ordering some orchids myself:

Dryadella simula
Pleurothallis herpestes
Scaphosepalum ovulare

makes my total up to 13. :P
 
Pleurothallis palliolata it's kind of hard to say, it's got two older bloomed out leaves which are 2" long on 3" long wiry stems and then there are about a dozen newer leaves which are only about 1 - 1 1/2" leaves on 1" wiry stems. So it's either 2.5 inches or 5 inches. I don't know if they start out short and get long as they prepare to bloom or if the blooming leaves are a different size or the two old long leaves are from when it was living in a low light environment? There is one Lepanthes who makes blooming and non blooming leaves but I don't know if any others do though so I'll have to see what sort of growth happens with it.

Pleurothallis prolifera has 3" leaves on a 2" stem. Apparently it's a slow mover, there are 3 leaves on it and the tag date says "2000" - I hope there have been some divisions taken in that time! LOL
 
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