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Light green, white
Orchidaceae
Carl Ludwig Blume
Can vary widely from small (a few centimeters) to quite large, depending on the species.
Satiny to slightly waxy depending on species.
Three distinct petals and three sepals, with one petal modified into a lip (labellum).
Bilateral.
Some species are fragrant, especially during certain times of the day.
Generally leathery or fleshy.
Mostly basal, sometimes plicate (pleated), emerging from pseudobulbs or directly from the ground.
Green, often with a robust texture.
Terrestrial or occasionally epiphytic orchids, not shrubs or trees.
Perennial
Varies by species; many bloom in the spring or summer.
Ranges from subtropical to tropical climates, depending on the species.
Moderate to high, with a preference for well-drained conditions.
Orchid potting mix for cultivated species; naturally found in well-draining soils.
Prefers warm climates with variations according to species.
Susceptible to typical orchid pests and diseases like spider mites, scale, and root rot.
Bees, butterflies, and other insects.
Found in a variety of habitats from grasslands to forests, often in well-drained soil.
Contributes to biodiversity; acts as a food source for pollinators.
Highly valued for their unique and beautiful flowers.
Mostly limited to horticultural and ornamental use.
Some species are considered at risk due to habitat loss and overcollection.
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