Phal. lamelligera in Cultivation by Members
Found 10 plants.
| Member | Orchid Name | Description | Culture | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ben MG | Phal. cornu-cervi | |||
| Brandon Orihuela |  |
Phal. cornu-cervi var. Chattaladae | Purchased as a small seedling bloomed for me first time end of September 2024. | Potted in moss. Watered when nearly dry. |
| Henry Shaw |  |
Phal. cornu-cervi | ||
| Laura Urban | Phal. cornu-cervi | |||
| Mackenzie Kirchner |  |
Phal. lamelligera 'Wilson' | Long and thin, bright green leaves. The infloresence is long and becomes wide and flat towards the end before branching out into buds, producing flowers sequentially. Flowers are a vibrant yellow w... Read more | Planted in green plastic 3-inch pot in spagnum moss and receives daily bright indirect light. |
| Nate La Breche | Phal. cornu-cervi var. chattaladae | Seedling. Easygoing. Two inflorescences in development. | Growing in clear slotted pot with sphagnum moss. | |
| Petals Sepals and Spines | Phal. cornu-cervi var. red | |||
| Steven Kirincich | Phal. lamelligera | seedlings | ||
| Vickie Seibert |  |
Phal. cornu-cervi 'Nice Spicy Scent' | An extremely rare and solid red form of this easy growing species as described by Dr. David Grove in 2006. Small waxy oxblood red flowers, with soft chartreuse margins, are readily produced on bran... Read more | New Zealand Sphagnum Moss |
| Vincenzo Palleschi | Phal. cornu-cervi var. cattheladae |