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Chiloglottis seminuda is a orchid from the genus Chiloglottis.
Description[]
Plant bloom from spring to fall with a single 2 cm wide flower.
Distribution[]
Plants are found growing on rocky outcrops in the open forest of New South Wales and Victoria, Australia at elevations of 50 to 1100 meters.
Culture[]
Plants are deciduous and should be grown in cool temperatures. Plants are grown in a terrestrial mix of soil, leaf litter, sand, and peat. Keep the mix moist during growing season and reduce watering as the leaves die down in the late spring and summer. Keep in moderate to bright light.
Varieties[]
Image | Name | Description |
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Chiloglottis seminuda variant | Green petals, lip is black, green spehals |
Naming[]
Common Name: The Half-Naked Chiloglottis