Plants in genus acineta
Acineta hrubyana
Acineta hrubyana is an epiphytic orchid native to Colombia, thriving at elevations around 6,500 feet. It is medium-sized and grows in warm to cool conditions, with three-leaved pseudobulbs. This orchid requires 40% to 60% humidity and specific temperature changes to initiate flowering.
Acineta sella-turcica
Acineta sella-turcica is a cold-growing epiphyte known for its unique adaptation to cooler climates. This orchid thrives in environments where it can attach to trees, drawing moisture and nutrients from the air. Its growth habit and environmental preferences make it a fascinating addition to collections of orchid enthusiasts. The plant's ability to grow in cooler conditions sets it apart from many other orchids, which typically prefer warmer, tropical climates.
Acineta barkeri
This plant grows best in intermediate to cool conditions and prefers shaded environments with good humidity.
Acineta sulcata
Acineta sulcata is an orchid species that thrives in temperate climates with medium light and humidity. It requires weekly fertilization and medium air circulation to flourish. This plant is suitable for orchid enthusiasts looking for a unique addition to their collection.
Acineta superba
Acineta superba is an orchid species found in Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, known for its medium light and humidity requirements. This plant thrives in temperate climates with moderate air circulation and weekly fertilization. As the type species of the Acineta genus, it is a notable addition to orchid collections.