Orchid is a group of beautiful and unique plants. He has the size, shape and different colors. There is an orchid plant epiphytes, that is attached to other plants, there is alsogrowing on the ground, even underground. Vanda orchid is one of its kind.
Vanda orchids can bloom almost year round. Unlike other types of forest orchids thatbloom only 1-2 times per year. These flowers can easily be found.
One of the orchids that its existence is endangered orchid Vanda tricolor. This white-flowered orchid with reddish purple spots spots. It used very much and grows wild on trees dadap, angsana and trees are now being other. But annual orchid species in nature are very rare Merapi. Besides natural factors, social factors also significantly affect the population of this orchid. Many are collected and then sold it to the nursery,nursery or ordering from outside the city. As a result, almost no longer possible to find vanda orchids in their natural habitat in the region of Merapi, Yogyakarta.
Cymbidium orchids are known as plants that grow in the cool highlands. Long-lasting flowers can reach several days, making Cymbidium suitable to serve as a home decoration or cut flowers. This flower has a long and rough leaves, can reach one meter in length. This flower blooms in spring.
Cymbidium divided into two types, namely standard flower size and flower size mini (Novelties). Cymbidium flowers are many great cultivated in Europe. Cymbidium orchids themselves, including requiring specific humidity that is a mixture of moist and dry. Novelties Cymbidium can grow and bloom to perfection At the temperature 21 C. Many types of hybrids, have colors like pink, white, brown, purple and yellow.
Cymbidium comes from mountain areas. He prefers cool climates, has good moisture. These flowers require well-ventilated areas. Cymbidium do not like the sun is too hot, make sure the air is not too hot and humid. Cymbidium Orchid flowers give regular water, and reduce the water when the stem sudahtumbuh perfectly.
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