Friday, October 14, 2011

Eulophia graminea/epidendreae

Inflorescence:  Upright branched raceme with sequentially opening flowers.
Flower size: About an inch across.
Plant habit: Terrestrial found growing in leaf litter and humus in rock crevices. The plant has a bulb like stem with alternating thin leaves.
Altitude: A little inland at sea level.
Flowering time:  September to November.
Fragrance:  None.
Distribution: India, Sri Lanka, South East Asia.
Heat tolerance: Blooms freely in the plains.
Hortus malabaricus name:  Katou-Theka Maravara













3 comments:

  1. Nice post Prejith!! Try to post pictures of bulbs as well. It will be interesting...

    Jose

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  2. Thanks Jose. I am still not done with the topic. I will be updating the pictures shortly.

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