Species
Name:
Epidendrum bradfordii |
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Brownish green sepals and petals with pale yellow lip. Natural spread 2 cm. |
March to May |
Pseudobulbs oval to cylindrical up to 6 cm tall, producing one to three slender, leathery leaves 15 to 30 cm long and 2 cm wide. Six to fifteen flowers are borne on a branched inflorescence. Almost always cleistogamous. |
Grows on deciduous trees in forests of both Trinidad and Tobago. Larger plants are found on the edges of the Tropical Savannah in Trinidad. |
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