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This orchid Schomburgkia Tibicinis, is apparently also known as Myrmecophilia Tibicinis, Catteleya Tibicinis, and Epidendrum Tibicinis.
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bonjour je viens d’avoir aussi cette superbe orchidée sur un terrain au Honduras,, comment puis je faire pour ramener avec chance de reprise un kekis elle est trés odorante , et magnifique vous pourriez voir les photos dans mon facebook
Debi: Could you or Mario write me an e-mail. I have a friend who teaches in an agriculture class in Merida and I want to get him some fruits of Schomburkia for his students to learn to flask and grow. I think it would be good for their experiences and maby we can get home-grown orchids for Merida. My e-mail is bosquebear@hotmail.com I’m not sure when the fruits are ripe and Mario might have other species they could propagate.
I see a lot of those here in Panama, and I think they're gearing up to bloom, which I'm excited to see. They may turn out be a different species of Schomburgkia.
tulalit, here in the Yucatan, where the schumbergkia is native it is exposed to a lot of direct sun. In fact the plant itself looks yellow and sickly but is in reality quite happy and healthy.
So yes, direct sun interspersed with some shade.
Debi
Good Luck!
Hi Debi, what a lovely tibicinis!
I just got one little plant in an orchid show here in Jakarta and want to try to grow it. It's only 15 cm height with 8 bulbs. Do you think I shoould give it direct sun?
Thank you for sharing.
Inca
Wow those orchids are superb. I read your other post on your own orchid and somehow missed this one. These are just beautiful, such grace. I’m even more inclined to try to grow orchids. Thank you for sharing.