
Wild Orchids Dendrobium

Vanda Orchid Purple, орхидея ванда. |
The dramatic drop in plant
prices opened the window for
everyone who
wanted to buy orchids. As a matter of fact if you are not a specialist you won’t see any difference between a species (this are the wild orchids) and a plant from the nursery, the flowers from the nursery are even better than the other one since they are more robust, that’s the result from several generations crossbreeding to produce more colors and a more robust flower.
The plants live in different environs; normal ground growing are paphiopedilum and cymbidium plants plus others.
Epiphytic orchids
such as dendrobium, cattleya and other grow on rocks and trees where they anchor themselves and absorb water and nutrients via the roots.
Saprophytic orchids
thrive in decayed plants and other places, this are the Ghost orchids, birds nest orchid’s and other. One type was found in a dark cave in Australians underground feeding from a fungus. Since they are here since millions of years they learned how to survive by evolution.
Today the people don’t make a expedition into the remote jungle or mountains they visit the nursery for a pretty cattleya or vanda or just click around in the internet
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Wild Orchid Dendrobium

Cattleya |