Member | Orchid Name | Description | Culture | |
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Carrie Buchman | Psh. cochleata 'Black Jack' | Specimen plant in a 12" wood basket lined with coir and filled with chunky bark. | ||
Christine Thiessen | Epi. cochleatum | |||
Clint Dalrymple | Psh. cochleata | Repotme cattleya, slot pot in a larger terra cotta pot with 1cm space on each side for humidity | ||
Günther Eilers | Psh. cochleata | National flower of Belize | ||
Henry Shaw | Psh. cochleata | |||
Jeanne Uzar Hudson | E. cochleata 'Seibels' | |||
Jeanne Uzar Hudson | E. cochleata 'Seibels' | |||
Mark Langdon | Epi. cochleatum | |||
Mark Schuyler | E. cochleata | |||
Mary Lane | Psh. cochleata | Hangs under a tree with eastern exposure | ||
Michael J Clifford | Psh. cochleata | Semuc Champey, Guatemala; La Union Barrios, Guatemala | ||
Phạm Thanh Hải | Psh. cochleata | |||
R .Benson | E. cochleata | |||
Renee Hawes | E. cochleata | Orchid Bark mix with moss | ||
Roberto Lizama | E. cochleata | This plant was rescued from the branches of a fallen tree in Peten, Guatemala. It requires very hot and humid temperatures to grow. This is the first flowering after being rescued and growing in a ... Read more | This is the Ntational Flower of Belize, it is called “the black orchid” for its intense purple lip. | |
Steven Kirincich | Psh. cochleata 'Pepe x Jules & Elaine' | |||
Tom Kuligowski | Psh. cochleata |