Learn more about black orchids
Orchids are one of Indonesia's proud plants. It seems impossible for people who have never seen this flower. There are many types of orchids themselves, which often decorate national homes. However, what caught my eye was Kuroran (Coelogyne Pandulata).
So is this black orchid really black? Get to know the beautiful, exotic and fascinating flowers through the Kania discussion below!
Features of black orchids
Black orchids are not really black.Black is only part Labellum Or the tongue of a flower. This section is dotted with green stripes and has thin fur. The petals are light green and the diameter of the flowers can reach 10 cm.
Black orchids have two leaves that look like young coconut sprouts. The leaves can reach 40 cm in length x 10 cm in width. The tufts of this plant grow up to 20 cm and the number of flowers reaches 14 per tuft. Black orchids usually bloom from March to June. At that moment, there was a scent and a unique scent.
Original habitat
Black orchids are the mascots of East Kalimantan plants. These beautiful and exotic floral plants can be found in Kalimantan, Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula. Unfortunately, the population is declining due to the shrinking natural habitat. Still, this flower can still be found in the Ruway Kersik Nature Reserve.
Growth of black orchids
This type of orchid, also known as the Kersik Luway orchid, is classified as follows: Sympodial.. Black orchids grow into chunks.Each plant is connected with a living root or Rhizome..
New shoots emerge horizontally from the previous plant and grow upwards. These shoots expand on the stem to form pseudo-tubers. Its function is for water storage and food storage.
These orchids can be potted in charcoal and fern flowerpots. Another alternative is to attach it to a plate fern or loop.
Legally protected flora
As mentioned earlier, Kuroran is now on the verge of extinction. Therefore, there is a law that protects it, the law number. 1990 5 and PP No. 1999 7. Everyone is prohibited from harvesting, cutting, possessing, destroying, destroying, maintaining, transporting, or trading protected plants or their parts, live or dead.
It is also forbidden for all to move protected plants or parts of them alive or dead from one place in Indonesia to another inside or outside Indonesia. Violators of this law are subject to sanctions in the form of fines and imprisonment.
To increase the population of black orchids and prevent extinction, Bogor Botanical Garden is engaged in vegetative propagation and in vitro culture.
Papua's Black Orchid Hawk
Not long ago, information spread that there was a completely black orchid from Papua. This orchid is said to be extremely rare, even in its habitat. Some say this orchid is worth hundreds of millions. However, West Papua BBKSDA, sponsored by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, has revealed that this information is hoax, also known as untrue news. The only black orchid recognized in Indonesia is the black orchid from Kalimantan.
This exotic beauty is very unique compared to other orchids, isn't it? So let's support the government to protect the black orchids. We hope that the population will grow rapidly so that we can grow freely at home!
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