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Helmet orchid (Corybas muluensis). Sabah, Malaysia (Borneo).
CORYBAS FORNICATUS ‘ HELMET ORCHID’ Origin: Malaysia Temperatures: Cool to intermediate growing miniature terrestrial orchid Watering & Fertilizing: This is terrestrial orchid that has specific growing cycle – regular watering and fertilizing in active growing season, keep dry when dormant. Size: This listing is for 1 tuber, either dormant or in active growth. You’ll receive similar size tuber as pictured. General care: – Probably smallest terrestrial orchids with very specific growing habit - they start to sprout in spring with fuzzy looking stem, grow tiny leaf, then bloom that can last for weeks if sufficient humidity is provided, new tubers will appear on rhizomes at the end of the growing season, leaves will die and plants will go sleep – you will be left with leafless tubers that you will keep dry till spring! For more info visit my article about Growing Corybas ALL BLOOM PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY!
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Corybas incurvus - Slaty Helmut Orchid - Inverleigh
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Kumul Lodge, Central Highlands east of Mt. Hagen, Papua New Guinea
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Corybas fimbriatus - Fringed Helmet Orchid
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Helmet Orchid (Corybas pictus). East Kalimantan, Indonesia (Borneo).
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Helmet orchid from Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo. To get an idea of how tiny this is, take a look at the next pic in this album.
Kumul Lodge, Central Highlands east of Mt. Hagen, Papua New Guinea
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