Prosthechea chimborazoensis
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Prosthechea chimborazoensis

Posted on April 24, 2015








 



 



 





 


Prosthechea chimborazoensis (Schltr.) W.E.Higgins, Phytologia 82: 377 (1997 publ. 1998).This name is accepted.





 






 



 

 



Nine flowers and one bud on two inflorescences; leaves to 5 cm wide by 29 cm long grown in mossy bark in 26 cm diameter wire basket; flowers ice green sepals and petals proximal half spotted dark maroon; lip radially veined dark maroon; column spotted dark maroon basally, anther cap ivory; substance firm; texture matte; recognized for rarity in cultivation and breeding potential.Provisional

 



 

 



20151899 PNW





 


Prosthechea chimborazoensis , award

20151899, has been confirmed to be Prosthechea chimborazoensis  by

SITF (may 2015). 




 

AnacheiliumProsthecheaverified

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