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epi Jefferson Davis

10 years ago

Does anyone grow this? Its a non registered named plant. Does anyone have pictures of the bloom?

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kathi_mdgd
10 years ago
Never heard of it,and nothing came up when I searched for it.Must go by another name.Do you know if it's an epiphylium or epidendrum???
Kathi
snowdogmama
Original Author
10 years ago
Its an epi. Its an old variety from the south. I might be ackermanni or something that looks a lot like it. Maybe even the ackermanni species. The same plant has also been called Thomas Jefferson, kind of depends on where you find it.
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