M Mafate You know what? I'm happy! Joined May 7, 2010 Messages 184 Reaction score 318 Location France (zone 8) Wednesday at 6:22 PM #1 Hello all, here is a Corybas hispidus 'Red', from Australia, which is blooming at the moment. To give you the scale, its leaf is 14 mm wide. At sunset:
Hello all, here is a Corybas hispidus 'Red', from Australia, which is blooming at the moment. To give you the scale, its leaf is 14 mm wide. At sunset:
Tom-DE Well-Known Member Joined Jun 25, 2012 Messages 1,857 Reaction score 935 Location Northeast USA Wednesday at 11:28 PM #2 Very nice! Not an easy genus to cultivate, who knew! you can grow them on "rocks" considering they grow on thick live moss in nature.
Very nice! Not an easy genus to cultivate, who knew! you can grow them on "rocks" considering they grow on thick live moss in nature.
emydura Well-Known Member Joined Oct 4, 2008 Messages 7,650 Reaction score 1,445 Location Canberra, Australia Today at 1:58 AM #3 Lovely. I did supposedly get tubers of this clone, but when they flowered, they were just the normal species. Very disappointing. Tom-DE said: Very nice! Not an easy genus to cultivate, who knew! you can grow them on "rocks" considering they grow on thick live moss in nature. Click to expand... This is a very easy species to grow. No more difficult than the fast multiplying Greenhoods.
Lovely. I did supposedly get tubers of this clone, but when they flowered, they were just the normal species. Very disappointing. Tom-DE said: Very nice! Not an easy genus to cultivate, who knew! you can grow them on "rocks" considering they grow on thick live moss in nature. Click to expand... This is a very easy species to grow. No more difficult than the fast multiplying Greenhoods.