OECEOCLADES ambongense
OECEOCLADES ambongense
OECEOCLADES ambongense
OECEOCLADES ambongense

OECEOCLADES decaryana

Author: (H. Perrier) Garay & P.Tailor
Family: Orchidaceae
Habitat: Madagascar

This member of the Orchidaceae family was given this name by Leslie Andrew Garay & Peter Geoffrey Taylor in 1976. It is found in Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe, growing in a rich and well drained soil with quite some water water and some sun. The pseudobulbs grow to two and a half to three centimetres with 20 centimetre leaves. The 50-80 centimetre inflorescence have 9-20 flowers, yellow to greenish with purple or red nerves.

The genera name from Greek oikeios; 'special' or 'separate', and Greek klados; 'branch', probably for the short branches of the former Angraecum maculatum and the mottled leaves, according to Genaust, l.c. It was published by John Lindley in Edwards' Bot. Reg. 18: sub t. 1522. 1832. The species is named after Raymond Decary, 20th century plant collector.

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Old Adult plant from a private collection. More than 15 years old.
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CULTURE :
Exposure : bright not too much sunny.
Take care do not expose in full sun.
Temperature : minimum of 10°c (summer growth)
Soil : not too rich but mainly well drained. You can use a mix of pumice with your habitual potting soil
winter resting

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