Description
Disa uniflora (Orchidaceae). This Disa likes to grow in wet conditions. It is found along stream banks, waterfalls or wet cliffs. The beautiful red flowers appear in mid to end summer. Sowing : Seed is sown on washed Irish peat or sphagnum moss. Fill the pot with a layer of coarse, washed river sand and place a layer of peat or sphagnum over it. Sow the seed evenly and lightly spray the entire surface with a suitable fungicide. Cover the pot with clear plastic, held firmly in place with an elastic band or use a pane of glass. Place in a shady position and germination will take place after four weeks. Locality : Ex Hort. Date of harvest : October 2012
