This species is 4-5 cm tall with 10 cm flower spikes and tiny, .5 cm, white flowers with a green spot on the tip of the lip. The flowers are very complex in shape and in spite of being so small put on a good show since the species flowers profusely when grown well. My plant is grown on a small moss-covered mount.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Zygostates multiflora
Zygostates multiflora is a micro-miniature orchid species from Brazil that belongs to a group of related orchids known as the Ornithocephalinae, the Bird's-Head orchids. The best known genus in this group is the genus Ornithocephalus, a genus of small fan shaped plants with numerous tiny white flowers.
This species is 4-5 cm tall with 10 cm flower spikes and tiny, .5 cm, white flowers with a green spot on the tip of the lip. The flowers are very complex in shape and in spite of being so small put on a good show since the species flowers profusely when grown well. My plant is grown on a small moss-covered mount.
This species is 4-5 cm tall with 10 cm flower spikes and tiny, .5 cm, white flowers with a green spot on the tip of the lip. The flowers are very complex in shape and in spite of being so small put on a good show since the species flowers profusely when grown well. My plant is grown on a small moss-covered mount.
Labels:
brazil,
orchid,
ornithocephalinae,
zygostates,
zygostates multiflora
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