Orchids
Orchids
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Leafy ever- green plants with racemes of orange-scarlet flowers. Ada aurantiaca is almost the sole representative of the genus in gardens, and should be grown even in the smallest collections.
Aeranthus. See Angrsecum.
Ae'rides A large genus of evergreen Orchids with distichously arranged, leathery, green leaves, the stem pro- ducing air-roots freely. Natives of India, the Malay Archipelago, and other parts of that region, extending to Japan.
All the species of Ae'rides may be grown in pots, cr...ocked from one-half to two-thirds of the way up, the old stems of the plants, when long, being placed in the pots before the crocks are filled in. The surface should be of good living Sphagnum-moss, and the plants should be liberally watered from the end of February or beginning of March until autumn, when the supply of water should be restricted according to the condition of growth of the plants. Those which have finished their growth and are not showing new leaves in the centre should be given the least supply, but it is not advisable to dry any off com- pletely, unless for some reason they have to be kept comparatively cool throughout the winter, when they are safest if kept tolerably dry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leafy ever- green plants with racemes of orange-scarlet flowers. Ada aurantiaca is almost the sole representative of the genus in gardens, and should be grown even in the smallest collections.
Aeranthus. See Angrsecum.
Ae'rides A large genus of evergreen Orchids with distichously arranged, leathery, green leaves, the stem pro- ducing air-roots freely. Natives of India, the Malay Archipelago, and other parts of that region, extending to Japan.
All the species of Ae'rides may be grown in pots, cr...ocked from one-half to two-thirds of the way up, the old stems of the plants, when long, being placed in the pots before the crocks are filled in. The surface should be of good living Sphagnum-moss, and the plants should be liberally watered from the end of February or beginning of March until autumn, when the supply of water should be restricted according to the condition of growth of the plants. Those which have finished their growth and are not showing new leaves in the centre should be given the least supply, but it is not advisable to dry any off com- pletely, unless for some reason they have to be kept comparatively cool throughout the winter, when they are safest if kept tolerably dry.
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