I got two miniature orchids in the mail yesterday. First, I give you,
Encyclia dickinsoniana.
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Encyclia dickinsoniana. (Note: the spelling on the tag is wrong.) |
Next, is
Epidendrum longicaule, which is currently in bloom.
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Epidendrum longicaule |
Pretty nice, huh?
"Just how big are these miniatures?" you might ask. Well, here's a little size comparison.
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Dendrobium 'Marie McFarlane' and Epidendrum longicaule (tiny) |
Note: the larger
Dendrobium orchid is really not a big plant. That tiny thing sitting at the base is my
Epidendrum longicaule. Needless to say, Christie really likes my tiny blooming orchid. After all, it's tiny.
Cute little orchids :P
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