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Black Orchid
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Black orchid, black orchids, the
black orchid, orchid black, black
orchid flower, the black orchids,
black spots on orchid.
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-Black orchids are a myth.
Do black orchid really
exist? These questions and others orchid hobbyists
and professional have in minds since long time. Orchid growers and
hobbyists have been trying to grow a black
orchid for decades. Many different orchid plants and hybrids
have been crossed to get a black orchid. There seems to
be a
fascination for black
anything.
You have people striving for black gladiolus
and other black plants. There are many other
references to "black orchid" in detective
mysteries, in names of clubs and restaurants as
well as on the stage. In fact at Amazon you can
find the book
"Black Orchid" by Dave McKean.
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Orchid black spots |
As far as I can
judge from the reviews growers were close but
still didn't accomplish what their goal was.
Some of the orchids that do come close include
the Laelicattleya Lc Mem. Robert Strait "Blue
Hawaii" which has a black lip. Once again, some of the best places for orchid plants
is in the home where there is bright light.
Some of the orchids do well near a West facing
window.
It seems that all the hard work by
orchid hybridization
specialists still have
been alluded them and the orchid has not really
been developed. It
remains a hope for any grower or hobbyist to get
the crown that says,
"I did it". The Vanda David
Gardner #1 has purplish areas under black
speckles. There is a black tongued orchid, the
Epigeneium amplum. Another example is the Liparis nervosa, a Japanese version of this
orchid plant but when you look at it you can
seen it is not really black. Another misconception
is that all orchids need to grow in a greenhouse.
By
Bob Roy at
www.orchids-plus-more.com/orchidaceae.html

Orchids at the
Singapore Orchid Garden
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