Grammatophyllum stapeliiflorum tall pot Leaves are generally reduced to

Leaves are generally reduced to thorns but may exist on young cladodes (they soon wither and quickly fall)

starting around July and lasting through September

and dotted with small black seeds

Plants will tolerate light frosts and can be grown outdoors in many parts of NZ except where heavy frosts occur

Source: Surreal Succulents

Grammatophyllum stapeliiflorum tall pot Leaves are generally reduced toGrammatophyllum stapeliiflorum is a striking and unusual species orchid, prized for its bold floral patterns and impressive growth habit. Native to Southeast Asia, this species belongs to one of the largest growing orchid genera, making it a standout addition to any serious collection. The flowers are highly distinctivetypically yellow to greenish in base color, heavily marked with dark brown or maroon spots and barring. The overall look is dramatic