Not quite, this was at a place where they were growing the native orchids, but these might as well have been yard plants, they covered a good 75 sq. ft of the placeGrowing as yard plants?
Got a couple more orchid pics, though I didn't think to take landscape pics...Thats awesome lol... wish I could have phrags as yard plants, any other orchids or phrags? Or pictures of landscape forest etc.....
Their light conditions ranged from bright shade to dappled lightMaybe mine don't get enough light.
Those leaves look spotless.
These were being grown in the ground and I believe that they were being watered every now and thenCan you describe their potting conditions? And are they hand-watered or just left to the rain?
The best I can say is it was a sandy clay, other than that I really don't have much more info, sorryWas the ground simply soil? Can you provide any further info on that?
When I see what has happened in Florida and when I see how people regard orchids in Panama, I can only see them going down same path. Many accounts painted Florida in a layer of orchids, they were "dripping from the trees". Now? How many Floridians aside from those interested in orchids have ever even seen an orchid? In Panama, it was impossible not to see the!Sad. People don't know the treasures they have. Thanks for sharing the photos. And for rescuing a few plants!
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