Showing posts with label dresslerella caesariata. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dresslerella caesariata. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Dresslerella caesariata
Dresslerella is a small genus of plants characterized by hairy leaves, inflorescences and flowers, i.e., everything is covered with hairs. This plant is pendant with 15 cm leaves and short stems and the 3 cm flowers come at the juncture of leave and stem. It continues to produce flowers, one at a time, at the juncture of leaf and stem for an extended period of time Dresslerella caesariata is from Ecuador, is cool growing and needs to be mounted because of its growth habit. I grow mine on a piece of very open tree fern root and water it every day. It prefers lower light and flowers better then.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Dresslerella caesariata
Dresslerella is a small genus of plants characterized by hairy leaves, inflorescences and flowers, i.e.,
everything is covered with hairs. This plant is pendant with 15 cm
leaves and short stems and the 3 cm flowers come at the juncture of
leave and stem. Dresslerella caesariata is from Ecuador, is cool growing and needs to be mounted because of its growth habit. I grow mine on a piece of
very open tree fern root and water it every day. It prefers lower light and flowers better then.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Dresslerella caesariata
This unusual orchid belongs to a genus of only seven species. They are all characterized by hairy leaves, inflorescences and flowers, i.e., everything is covered with hairs. The plant is pendant with 15 cm leaves and short stems and the 3 cm flowers come at the juncture of leave and stem. The species is from Ecuador, is cool growing and prefers to be mounted because of its habit. I grow mine on a piece of very open tree fern root and water it every day.
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