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Epidendrum porpax is an orchid native to Mexico, Venezuela and Bolivia. I don't know how it is pollinated, but based on its bug-like appearance, it wouldn't surprise me if it is one of those orchids that tricks an insect into attempting to mate with it and subsequently pollinating it.
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Epidendrum summerhayesii is an epiphytic orchid native to central America where it resides in cool montane forests. Among Epidendrum orchids I've seen they have unusual waxy flowers which are apparently weakly foul-scented flowers. This one only bloomed once for me as the climate I'm southern California is certainly too hot for temperate orchids even in a genus known for its durable members.
Is this an Epidendrum orchid? It looks quite different from other Epidendrum species, particularly those long, hanging branched bamboo-like stems and leaves. (Amazonas Peru)
Epidendrum cilare
This one smells like an orange tree in bloom. It's fragrant at night so it greets you with fragrance when you come home at night. Very sturdy plant. The frilly lip is pleasing as well.
Plant of the Day
Thursday 3 February 2022
The terrestrial orchid Epidendrum radicans is producing spectacular bright red flowers. This species is from tropical and subtropical America growing in grassland and clambering over vegetation.
Jill Raggett
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Epidendrum nocturnum. Orquídea nativa do confirmadas Acre, Amazonas, Amapá, Pará, Rondônia, Roraima, Tocantins e Mato Grosso. 🍃🌱🌿🧠 #epidendrumnocturnum #epidendrum #epidendrumorchids #epidendrumorchid #orquidea #orchids #orquideas #orchid #flora #florabrasileira #floraamazonica (em Belém, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/Coz8X7dLbus/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
My epidendrum decided to make sweet love to itself and produced 3 keikis. I'm proud, it's my first epidendum. Below the blooms when I bought it. I think it's epidendrum crystal valley "red star".
Here my Brassia Shelob Tolkien (it's real name, nothing I came up with) who I call Ungoliant is growing 9 new pseudobulbs.
Mini phalaenopsis rebloom for the first time on my mother's birthday. Maxillaria tenuifolia is in the frame new to her - my newest plant. I have her for around two weeks. So far it's doing well and very very thirsty.
Traditionally here is Ninquelótë (dendrobium nobile) who is in bloom continuously since April and isn't white like when I bought it. Now it's yellow with purple tips. I expect the blooms to drop soon, since it started to develop two new canes already.
I repotted half of my collection in net pots - they look better than clear ones with holes in them. Their biggest issue is the time it take to dry up. I have to water a lot, but it's also good thing, because I'm not going to overwater them and cause root rot. It's very hot summer, I'm curious how the pots will behave in winter. This year I repotted all my orchids in coco chips-bark-charcoal mix. They grow so well in coco chips and I'm curious about the charcoal, which is new medium for me.
DISCLAIMER: Do not spray water on indoor orchids. Do not spray water on outdoor orchids unless it's very hot and the water will evaporate quickly. Water sitting in crowns and new growths cause spread of infection and rot.
