Mr. Alfonso Pozo of Cuenca, here in his indoor swimming pool converted into a growing area.
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| Lets begin the trip at the house of one of the finest Orchid growers around. Here we have a marvelous Nanodes medusae grown in one of his 7 areas. |
Mr. Alfonso Pozo of Cuenca, here in his indoor swimming pool converted into a growing area. |
Odontoglossum edwardii - an especially dark clone, growing in one of his outdoor areas. | |
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| Dracaula gigas - on a plant with over 80 flowers. | One of Mr. Pozo's growing areas. | Cyrtochilum macranthum | |
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| As you enter his yard | And this fine Otoglossum | But now onto the tour - as we drive through the high andes towards this rather remarkable site - where the sides of the road are covered with thousands of Phragmepedium reticulatum. | |
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| Our Friend and Guide - Eduardo Sanchez - is the first to spot them | And I notice a few | There all over the mountain | |
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