Staurochilus gibbosicalcar Seidenf. 1988 is an epiphytic growing Thai orchid, found in West Thailand, with small, but colourful flowers. Inflorescences of the Staurochilus gibbosicalcar Thai orchid species reach a length up to about 50 cm and carry up to about 10 flowers. Flowers get a size of about 2 cm. Flowering period: April. Staurochilus gibbosicalcar Read More »
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Staurochilus fasciatus Ridl. 1896 is a large, epiphytic growing orchid species, native to Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Inflorescences get a length of about 15 cm and carry up to 8 long-lasting, fragrant flowers. Single flowers get a size of about 5 cm. Flowering period: April – May. The tropical orchid beauty Read More »
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Staurochilus dawsonianus (Rchb.f.) Schltr. 1914 is an epiphytic growing orchid species, native to China (Yunnan), Myanmar (formerly Burma), Thailand and Laos. Primarily the Asian orchid species has been named 1868 by Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach in honour to the English Botanist Dawson Turner (1775 – 1858) as Cleisostoma dawsonianum, in 1914 Rudolf Schlechter renamed the orchid Read More »
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