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This is known as a “feather-lip” Brasso 
Orchid. Brassos are known for their huge lips. 
The feather-lip Brassos are always in great 
demand and come in a wide range of colors. 
They are very fragrant and their startling 
variance from ordinary orchids makes them 
very desirable. As plants, many of them grow 
in a curious fashion. Their leaves have a 
tendency to twist and curl, but the flowers by far 
easily make up for this peculiarity. You are 
in for a rare treat if you can get your hands on 
one of these. The flowers are 6 to 8 inches. 
“THE SWAN ORCHID” 
(A Species of Cynoches) 
The flower is shown upside down to show 
the resemblance to a swan. Lovely green or 
yellow. These plants must be split each year 
into two plants. 
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