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Plants in genus brassia

Plants in genus brassia

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Brassia caudata

Brassia caudata, also known as the spider orchid, is found across the warmer parts of the Western Hemisphere. It is celebrated for its distinctive tailed flowers and adapts well to diverse habitats. This orchid is a unique addition to any collection.

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Brassia verrucosa

Brassia verrucosa is a species of orchid native to Mexico, Central America, Venezuela, and Brazil. Known for its unique spider-like flowers, this orchid thrives in warm, humid environments and is a favorite among orchid enthusiasts for its exotic appearance.

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Brassia gireoudiana

Brassia gireoudiana is a medium-sized, warm-growing epiphyte native to Costa Rica and Panama. It is part of the orchid family and is known for its unique appearance and adaptability to various environments.

Brassia warszewiczii

Brassia warszewiczii is a medium to large-sized orchid known for its preference for hot, wet climates. This epiphytic plant thrives in humid environments, making it a striking addition to collections that can provide such conditions.

Brassia jipijapensis

Brassia jipijapensis is an orchid species native to Ecuador, known for its long, slender pseudobulbs and narrow leaves. It produces striking yellow-green flowers with reddish-brown stripes and spots on long, branching inflorescences. This orchid thrives in humid environments and is a captivating addition to any orchid collection.

Brassia cochleata

Brassia cochleata, native to Central and South America, is an orchid with flowers resembling long-legged spiders. It requires moderate light and high humidity, making it a popular choice for those seeking an exotic and elegant plant.

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