​Acampe praemorsa

Description:   found in Cambodia as a large sized, monopodial, clump-forming, hot to cool growing epiphyte in semi-deciduous and deciduous dry lowland forests at elevations of sealevel [600] to 1600 meters that should be treated as the genus Vanda culturally and has a stout, fragrant flowers held close in to the leaf axils, 
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Photorights: Cedric Jancloes
  • Size:   Plant 20 to 50cm, 10 to 12 flowered umbel with miniature,The typical size of the flower is around 0.8cm to 1.5cm, 
  • Collector / Witnesses:   Dr. Marpha Telepova-Texier
  • Year Collected:   2013
  • Growing media:   pot/wood
  • Flowering period:   march
  • Color:   sepals and petals is creamy yellow with reddish-brown transverse bands, thick, fleshy. Lip is creamy white with narrow red streaks,
  • Water:   medium to hot climate : 2 time a day winter 1 time daily
  • Light:   medium sunlight
  • Temperature:   25 °C  to 29 °C
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