the orchid account

forza spore

ok

the hybrid is easy tho. end

the name is owed to a ridiculous spike length

giraffe though is equally averse to overwatering

then there s these two. giraffe and giraffe by one posted prior. they re also ok ish

and y i post ferns a lot. they like it. and me. ok?

i do have another one a bit shrunken by the faulty procedere of overwatering but we do not speak of this. because it’s why most of the genus hates me

album

to bloom some time in the 2040s

also subgenus parvisepalum. but not so awful. seedling

one is yello. one is pink and very patterned. awful ppl

smol. mottled. relatively large flowered. and cold growing

we ll just say any such shoo will be subgenus parvisepalum

oh and a primary shoo hybrid we do not speak of because both parents are my worst enemies

they so endearing for not producing spores till age 20, presumably tree sized. or so i read

the mps is a garden center hybrid bought first collecting yr and outgrowing a 20cm pot now help

the previous one went to 80cm without. before getting sold. was a pig fern suspect from nz

it also already has spores to spite me

with a miltoniopsis

not only do i still have no idea who this is but it’s also definitely not the same hairy horizontally expansive orchid pot interloper. it’s much more of a scaly/glabrous vertical rhizome local lookalike

sphaeropteris*

with sphaeroteris cooperi the somewhat too large and less prehistoric tree

this is shoo concolor flavum

it shoo kovachii ofc

new zealand xaxim: dicksonia fibrosa. there is a trunk but part was burried and it’s probs just 3cm

with hopefully a very large very pink flower. though, ok, it s a very young shoo so we will see

a promising shoo