Flower - 4.5 inches wide, 5 inches tall Flowering Plant - 28 inches with pot Fragrant
Brassia Eternal Wind, Brassia Tessa and Brassia Orange Delight. These give off a fragrance. Also known as the Spider Orchid due to the shape of the flowers.
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Intense orange coloured flowers on this species from Colombia, Ecuador and North Western Venezuela
It is 30 cms tall. I wonder if it is a form of B caudata, because the plants of B caudata I grow are not this big, and of course are not white.
Брошь орхидея Брассия.
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Brassia verrucosa, also known as warty Brassia, is a species of plant in the Orchidaceae family native to Mexico, Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua), Venezuela, and Brazil.
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Who can resist the Spider Orchid, with its big, sprawling spikes of spider-like flowers. Discover how to keep Brassia orchids happy, what makes them bloom, when to repot, fertilize and more.
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Flower - 4 inches wide, 9 inches tall Plant - 22 inches blooming with pot
With a simple, flattering silhouette and made of Mood's Solid Boiled Wool, the Brassia Dress is ready for pretty much anything. Paired with a belt and some booties, I'm prepared to take on the world! This dress is so simple, it can really be made out of anything with a little stretch, especially since it has no closures to worry about. A sturdy fabric would be perfect for this dress, like cotton sateen, ponte knit, or one of our new chunky knits
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6 flowers on one spike. Very nicely colored cultivar. Unfortunately, the cultivar name is not known.
