Jewel Orchids - American Orchid Society
Ludisia discolor is the Latin name for what are popularly known as jewel orchids. In 2010, there was a good series appearing in the AOS magazine, Orchids , written by Leon Glicenstein. Each rosette of leaves will have a tallish inflorescence of white blooms in winter, which, to my knowledge, are not fragrant.
Ludisia - The American Orchid Society
Ludisia is the easiest of the so-called “jewel orchids” to grow and is quite adaptable as a house-plant without any special conditions. Literature Meindl, U. and O. Kiermayer 1987.
Anoectochilus - The American Orchid Society
Orchid genera, Anoectochilus and Odontochilus of Taiwan. Taiwania 21:229-236. Explore Orchids and Their ...
The Story of Jewel Orchids - American Orchid Society
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Macodes - The American Orchid Society
Macodes lowii (E. Lowe) J. J. Wood, a little known jewel orchid from North Borneo (Sabah) and Sarawak. Orchid Digest 48:155-159. Explore Orchids and Their Care (A-Z)
Orchids Outdoors in Southern California - American Orchid Society
The jewel orchids are moved inside in November when temperatures begin dropping into the 50s at night. Stewart doesn't recommend phalaenopsis for outdoors unless you can move them in and out as winter weather condition change. "Miltonias simply don't do well for me," he reports.
Mites - American Orchid Society
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Habenaria - American Orchid Society
His orchid passion began in 2015 when a mini Phalaenopsis was gifted to him. Like a flame to gasoline, this gift quickly pulled him into the diverse world of orchids. He began exploring the unseen world of terrestrial orchids, such as Habenaria , and now specializes in them, Australian terrestrial orchids, jewel orchids and Catasetinae.
May 2016 - American Orchid Society
Brian Monk presents an interview with Milton Carpenter of Everglades Orchids. Mr. Carpenter pioneered heat-tolerant hybridizing in both cymbidiums and the intergeneric Oncidiinae and has made Everglades Orchids synonymous with his achievements (Everglades Orchids registered an astounding 458 hybrids, putting him in the top 50 hybridizers both historical and present).
November 1978 - American Orchid Society
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