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Phragmipediums

 
 
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These South American slippers are very rewarding to grow. Glowing colours and magnificent petals never cease to impress. They are either multifloral or sequential blooming. Phrags thrive under intermediate conditions. They require good water and sweet medium. So repot regularly. Many people grow them in saucers of water.  However, it is imortant to know that the caudatum group grows under much drier conditions and brighter light.


Phrag longifolium

Deep rich mahogany overlaid on olive green. Twisted petals.


Phrag Mem. Dick Clements

(sargentianum x besseae)  Lovely red branching inflorescence.


Phrag caudatum

Large green flowers with very long petals. Stunning


Phrag Conchiferum

(caricinum x longifolium) Green and mahogany small plant with grass-like leaves.



Phrag lindenii

Rare three petalled green species. This one thrives on the sunny side of a volcano.  Give it lots of light. 


Phrag Don Wimber

(Eric Young x besseae)  Large brilliant orange flowers. Branched spikes.

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