#thunia

[phytophiliac]

Thunia marshalliana is an orchid native to southeast Asia. It goes dormant in the winter and will lose all its leaves and look relatively dead.

[phytophiliac]

Thunia marshalliana is native to Thailand, Myanmar and South China.

[jimbell]

A change from red and green is this beautiful show from our Chinese Ground Orchid (Thunia marshalliana {I think}) This really pretty orchid comes from from Nepal, through Sikkim, Bhutan, north-east India, Burma, to China, in the area of almost all of Thailand and Malaysia. In China, these orchids are found in the provinces of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet. My plant blooms through the middle of December into January and has been doing so for several years. each year the old stem produces one to two new shoots. This one was given to me and it was called “A Ground Orchid” and the first year I had two flowers! #ChristmasColour #Orchid #GroundOrchid #foliage #Thunia marshalliana #delicate #china #Bhutan #abcmygarden #Thailand #shadeloving #moistureloving (at Belmont, New South Wales, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmnyO2DvieK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[orquidofilia]

Thunia alba var. alba, in situ, Yunnan, China, close to the Myanmar border.

Orchidaceae: Thuniinae.

By Alex Sánchez Sans. [x]

[randombuddy]

Another terrestrial orchid

Aug. 29, 2014: Larry dropped by Larry’s Orchids and Tropicals to pick up some supplies and came home with a wacky looking terrestrial orchid (and a species Miltonia).

Thunia alba v marshalliana

(picture from Internet) Looks like delicate-looking flowers are expected out of this huge plant.

Milt. spectabilis v rosea

(picture from Internet) We actually saw a Milt. spectabilis at Taylor Orchids last…

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