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Orchid Species: Aganisia tricolor

Kew currently accepted name is Aganisia cyanea

Aganisia tricolor is an orchid species identified by N.E.Br. in 1885. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Aganisia cyanea.
Genus
Aganisia (Agn.)
Grex
tricolor
Parents
Species
Author
N.E.Br.
Year
1885
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ORIGIN: A small sized, hot growing epiphytic plant with fusiform, slightly compressed, rugose pseudobulbs covered with papery bracts and with a single to two coriaceous, oblong-lanceolate, short petiolate leaves, a visible, creeping, slender rhizome and a 12 [30 cm] long, basal, slender inflorescence that is slightly longer than the leaves and arises from the base of a mature pseudobulb and is erect to arching, carries loosely few to several [to 10] showy, fragrant flowers and blooms in the late winter until summer mostly in the late spring. They are found in Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil at elevations of 100 to 500 meters.

DESCRIPTION: Small sized, hot growing epiphyte and rarely terrestrial with an ascending growth habit and as such does well on tree fern or cork slabs. In nature these plants are often found semi-submerged by flooding rivers in the Amazon area with only the flowers above the water line. This orchid will thrive if given a hot, humid environment with lots of shade or dappled sunlight and room for the plant to expand. Daily mistings while in growth are greatly appreciated.

FLOWER SIZE: 2 1/2 inches [6.25 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Acacallis Ac rosariana 2001 V.P.Castro & J.B.F.Silva
Add+ Aganisia Agn rosariana 2010 (V.P.Castro & J.B.F.Silva) F.Barros & L.R.S.Guim.
Add+ Aganisia Agn cyanea 1869 (Lindl.) G.Nicholson
Add+ Acacallis Ac caerulea 1923 (Hoehne) Hoehne in A.J.de Sampaio
Add+ Acacallis Ac hoehnei 1918 Schltr.
Add+ Kochiophyton Koc caeruleum 1910 Hoehne
Add+ Warrea Wra cinerea 1881 Benth.
Add+ Aganisia Agn cyanea f. alba 2015 (Roeth & O.Gruss) Meneguzzo
Add+ Acacallis Ac cyanea 1853 Lindl.
Add+ Kochiophyton Koc negrense 1906 Schltr. ex Cogn. in C.F.P.von Martius & auct. suc. (eds.)
Most awarded/recent cultivars: Ac. cyanea 'Riopelle' (2 awards from 1970 to 2002) Agn. cyanea 'Monica's Eden' (2017) Ac. cyanea 'Springwater' (2017) Agn. cyanea 'Waterford' (2007) Agn. cyanea f. alba 'Tommy Sng' (2004) Ac. cyanea 'Shanna Marie' (2001) Ac. cyanea 'Alpha' (1998) Ac. cyanea 'Cloud's Baby' (1997) Ac. cyanea 'Vera Cruz' (1995) Ac. cyanea 'Marie' (1995) Ac. cyanea 'Laima' (1995) Ac. cyanea 'Lionstar' (1988) Ac. cyanea 'Orchidglade' (1966) Agn. cyanea 'Estelle' (1963)
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