This giant terrarium housed miniature orchids at the SB Orchid Show. I am not sure if the orchids were grown in the case or if they were just arranged for display. The case itself was phenomenal- I particularly liked the lighting features running down the side of the case- they really helped illuminate all levels of the display.
The display was full of wonderful epiphyte miniature orchids- I was inspired to pick one up in the shop. The growers mount the epiphytes to a wooden board with wire and some spaghnum moss and the plants just thrive.
I think these were the most stunning of the bunch- such a pretty cornflower blue.
http://www.sborchidshow.com/
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What a beauty! Thanks for such beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Blue Vandas, never seen it that color before. That terrarium is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHoly crapola! That's an amazing terrarium! A whole mountain of orchids. Absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteI want one. That lighting is particularly clever.
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ReplyDeletethe blue one is Vanda coerulea. It's rather coomon but a flowering plant is pretty expensive in comparision to the common Phals.
I guess Phalaneopsis will thrive in this terrarium but Vandas won't. They require much more light than these few FL tubes could provide.