In my opinion, this species is actually fairly common but rarely reported because it is so inconspicuous. Furthermore, it doesn't always ...Read Morebloom every year, and the only time you'll ever see it is when it blooms. I've seen it growing in Dallas, Tarrant, and Travis counties, and it is known to occur in many other counties in Texas as well.
This saprophytic orchid is quite rare and although once thought to grow only in Mexico, a population was found in west Texas in 1946. Th...Read Moreey grow in shaded oak canyons. The flowers are the smallest of the genus. They are shiny pinkish-brown with a white, purple-striped lip.
In my opinion, this species is actually fairly common but rarely reported because it is so inconspicuous. Furthermore, it doesn't always ...Read More
This saprophytic orchid is quite rare and although once thought to grow only in Mexico, a population was found in west Texas in 1946. Th...Read More