Mg. fascinator in Cultivation by Members
Found 4 plants.
| Member | Orchid Name | Description | Culture | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Almeida |  |
Bulb. fascinator | A small and slow-growing species from Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo, and the Philippines. It blooms in the summer and fall on a suberect, single-flowered inflorescence. The flower is relatively long-li... Read more | This plant is grown in a three-inch pot filled with sphagnum moss as the media. It receives dappled light and infrequent feeding. Don't use large pots as it is very slow-growing. |
| Anis Baig |  |
Bulb. fascinator | Grown mounted on teak stump, bright light. Some shade provided by black olive tree approximately 15 feet tall | |
| Melvin Waki |  |
Bulb. fascinator var. semialbum | Always intrigued by green, I was able to obtain a semi-alba form of this species in a 2-inch pot in January 2017. The plant is now growing in a 4-inch plastic basket with New Zealand sphagnum moss... Read more | The plant is grown under 50% shade cloth and watered daily. |
| Melvin Waki |  |
Bulb. fascinator var. semi-album | Always a sucker for semi-albas or albas, I had to add this plant to my collection. Found this on eBay 3-4 years ago. | I have this plant hanging in a shady area. It is watered almost daily. The plant is growing in New Zealand sphagnum moss. |