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Jumelleas are not exactly miniatures!!!! they can even get pretty big...
otherwise I have Harealla odorata, nice little species, easy to grow, blloms almost constantly and flowers have a nice anise fragrance...
otherwise I have Harealla odorata, nice little species, easy to grow, blloms almost constantly and flowers have a nice anise fragrance...
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BotanicaLtd
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more intermediate light loving minis
How about Schoenorchis fragrans? We grow them right next to the aerangis and they do well. Neat non-angraecoid minis that are also nearby are both the Leptotes bicolor and unicolor, Meiracyllium wendlandii, Sophronitis cernua, and our chiloschistas. Have you tried ornithocephalus? Neat looking little plants even when out of bloom!
How about Schoenorchis fragrans? We grow them right next to the aerangis and they do well. Neat non-angraecoid minis that are also nearby are both the Leptotes bicolor and unicolor, Meiracyllium wendlandii, Sophronitis cernua, and our chiloschistas. Have you tried ornithocephalus? Neat looking little plants even when out of bloom!
NYEric
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That is a nice distichum; and the Sophronitis Cernau is a great plant w/ brilliant flowers. Are Masde's pleuros because there are some nice warmth tjolerant hybrids now...
