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Lepanthes golondrina

Discussion in 'Orchid Species' started by Gerrit, Mar 6, 2023.

  1. Gerrit

    Gerrit Well-Known Member

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    Lepanthes golondrina-230306-5.jpg Lepanthes golondrina-230306-6.jpg Lepanthes golondrina-230306-8.jpg Lepanthes golondrina-230306-8-2.jpg
     
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    Really nice! Any culture tips? I’ve got one and it’s not doing well, not sure if it’s temps, light, or what.
     
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    Lil Duck 4 Ducks in a Trenchcoat

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    Awesome arrow-shaped flowers! What is it mounted on and how big are the leaves??.
     
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    I find it a very easy Lepanthes to grow and it is always flowering. Because it grows at 1700m I grow it cool and of course high humidity at 85% minimum. Extra light in winter. Fertilizer every 2 weeks at 120ppm.
     
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    It's mounted on Robinia bark. Leaves are between half and three quarter of a centimeter.
     
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    It is lovely!
     
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    I agree. and the name is also very appropriate, golondrina meaning swallow in Spanish. Just take look at that amazing lip!