Spatula is a Phalaenopsis aphrodite, commonly called Aphrodite's phalaenopsis · Moth orchid.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
The color on Spatula's new growth is unreal right now.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
Brought Spatula in from the porch. Summer vacation is over.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
Brought Spatula in from the porch. Summer vacation is over.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
Tied Spatula to its moss pole a little higher today.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
Gave Spatula one last outdoor rain shower before the move inside.
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Spatula Phalaenopsis aphrodite
Caught Spatula pushing out a second bud this week.
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Watered and rotated toward the sun.
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Propagation attempt #3, wish us luck.
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About this plant
Fun facts
- Its species name honors Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
- It grows wild in Taiwan's southern forests, including on Orchid Island (Lanyu).
- A single well-grown plant can carry dozens of flowers on branching spikes.
- Together with P. amabilis it is a key parent behind most white hybrid moth orchids.
Photos
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