Jun 29
Microgramma squamulosa closeup at the University of Colorado EBIO Greenhouses.
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Microgramma squamulosa closeup at the University of Colorado EBIO Greenhouses.
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The Cobra Lily (Darlingtonia californica) has to be one the coolest plants. Not only does it look like a snake (complete with forked tongue) but it is carnivorous. It can be challenging to grow in cultivation because in nature it prefers to grow along stream banks which keep its roots cool even when the outside air is hot.
Lecanopteris mirabilis
Ceropegia cimiciodora at the University of Colorado EBIO Greenhouse.
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Aerangis biloba is an orchid native to tropical West Africa.
Agapetes Serpens at the University of Colorado EBIO Greenhouses
Dracula bella is an orchid native to Colombia. it sends its flowers down instead of up so it must be grown in a basket (as seen here) or mounted. The first shot was taken by sitting on the floor of the greenhouse and shooting straight up.