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Wild cocoa (Eulophia alta) is a native orchid species (FACW) that is common through central and south Florida. It flowers from July until January and can be found in a variety of habitats. 
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9/11/2018 02:57:09 pm
No, I believe that it just refers to the sometimes chocolate colored flowers that it has. 9/12/2018 03:22:33 am
The plant posted was Wild Coco. It is one of the largest and showiest terrestrial orchids. I love orchids, in fact, I have Necklace Orchids in our house. I often talk to my orchids, because I heard that if you talk to plants they tend to grow well. I make sure that they are well taken care of even when I'm away, I never forget to leave instruction to whoever left in the house. Leave a Reply. |
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