Market Friday - Orchid Factory Part 5

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Here's part 5 of the orchid factory for this #marketfriday by dswigle@dswigle
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This orchid farm has around 9 acres worth of greenhouses with nice island displays showing mountains of blooming orchids.
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Here's an Ascocenda Vanda, these orchids like to hang off branches in the wild and don't need soil.
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Here's a purple one that was my favorite of the Vanda orchid colors.
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This is another Vanda orchid nicknamed red berry by the grower.
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This picture shows how the Vanda orchids like to grow. They are like a massive air plant.
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Here's a tiny bold little orchid with a long latin name, I like the shorter Haupia nickname better lol.
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This bold gold orchid is nicknamed a Nugget Digger.
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This golden orchid looks similar to the Nugget Digger but it has a larger bloom with subtle color variations. This one is nicknamed Bit-O-Sunshine.
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This bright violet orchid is a Potinara Triple Love #1. Who knows how the grower came up with this name...
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This bold patterned little orchid is a Zygopetalum. They have a citrus sort of fragrance to them.
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Now for a prehistoric dinosaur looking orchid kaminchan@kaminchan . This bulbophyllum purpureorachis is too hard to spell for even the grower lol. This orchid doesn't look like a flower at all, more like a seed pod that a dinosaur would be munching on.

Well that's it for this #marketfriday

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