The Scaphosepalums includes some of the oddest flowers in the orchid world. Scaphosepalum merinoi from Ecuador is no exception and even the flower buds are oddly shaped. Like many other species in the genus this flowers successively over a long period of time, so that the ends of the flower spikes begin to take on a herringbone pattern. The flowers are 6cm across and the flower spikes are 20 cm long. The plant is from Ecuador and is 8-10cm tall. It is best grown mounted because of its long flower spikes.
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