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Lime Orchid: A Compilation of References

This page compiles various mentions of the term "Lime Orchid" found online, primarily referencing businesses, products, and artistic creations. It's important to note that "Lime Orchid" doesn't appear to be a recognized botanical name for a specific plant species but rather a name used in commercial and artistic contexts.

Considerations for Pets

• Mentions of orchids in general suggest a need for awareness, as some orchid potting mixes may contain ingredients that could be of interest to pets.

Common Names

• "Lime Orchid" appears to be a constructed name used for businesses, products (such as floral arrangements and art), and potentially color schemes, rather than a botanical common name.

Taxonomy and Nomenclature

• The term "Lime Orchid" does not appear to represent a specific plant with a defined taxonomic classification.
• There are passing mentions of orchid types such as Phalaenopsis and Vanda.

Distribution and Habitat

• The text references Stranraer in connection with a business named Lime Orchid.
• Calke Abbey, Derbyshire, is mentioned with regards to an orchid trail.

Morphological Characteristics or Growth Habits

• The description of a "Lime Sorbet Orchid" as an "exotic beauty of the elegant Phalaenopsis variety" suggests the characteristic flower shape of Phalaenopsis orchids.
• References to green orchids may involve enhanced coloring.

Interactions with Other Organisms

• One listing mentions potential insect interactions with Thai spices, lime leaves, and seafood, but this is with a food, not the plant itself.

Quirky Facts

• "Radiant Orchid" was Pantone's Color of the Year in 2013.
• There is a mention of using dolomite lime in growing media for orchids.