Massive Philodendrum growing in a park. It's been around ever since I was a kid, so probably 30-40 years.2yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/houseplants
View from my window right now. This orchid lives there year round, and gets nothing but water from the rain. I'll water it maybe 5 times a year whenever there's a dry spell and that's all. One of the parents is Brassavola nodosa, so it clumps out nicely and also smells amazing at night.1yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/orchids
Vanda Pachara Delight blooming in early fall here in Brazil. It’s my favorite orchid, and I’ve had this one for almost a decade now. I actually had to move the saturation slider DOWN to get it to look right. Camera can’t quite capture its color.4yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/orchids
I tied it to a tree 3 years ago and now it’s blooming for the 3rd time (4 flowers). Colors are insane in real life, and it smells amazing in the early morning.4yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/orchids
My 4 yo jabuticaba tree (Plinia cauliflora) flowered for the first time! It initially only produced 3 or 4 flowers so I was a little bummed, but a couple of weeks later it has hundreds of them. This tree is a Brazilian native, fruits are sweet and taste really good.2yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/gardening
iPhone 12 Pro Max no edits. It’s my first day out with the new iPhone and I feel like pictures are over processed to the point where some even look fake. Waiting for proraw!3yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/iPhoneography
I came across this image that represents the total number of species in Brazil, and the discrepancy between angiosperms and gymnosperms really caught my attention. Any idea why there are so little Gymnosperms compared to everything else?4yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/botany
Is this a begonia species or a hybrid? I’ve never seen one with flower stalks this big. Growing in Brazil.6yr ⋅ maumascia ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
