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35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek Yang Ada Di Indonesia 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya JENIS BUNGA ANGGREK – Para pencinta tanaman hias pasti familiar sekali dengan bunga ini, Bunga Anggrek namanya. Anggrek merupakan salah satu jenis tanaman hias bunga yang memiliki pesona sangat indah. Bunga Anggrek ini memiliki banyak jenis, yang paling populer salah satunya adalah jenis anggrek bulan. Di Indonesia, jenis anggrek bulan sangat disukai oleh kawula muda, karena umumnya mereka menjadikan anggrek bulan ini sebagai hadiah spesial untuk kekasihnya. Tak jarang orang yang membudidayakan tanaman anggrek. Namun, tak mudah juga proses untuk merawatnya, lingkungan menjadi faktor utama dalam merawat tanaman hias anggrek. SoPasti.Com | 1 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya Simak berikut ini sob, pembahasan lengkap jenis tanaman hias bunga anggrek. Daftar Isi Pengertian Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek Ciri-ciri Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek Cara Merawat Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek Berbagai Manfaat Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Simbol Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Tanaman Obat Herbal Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Sumber Makanan Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Pembasmi Racun di Udara JENIS JENIS TANAMAN HIAS BUNGA ANGGREK 1. Jenis Bunga Anggrek Hitam 2. Anggrek Jenis Cattleya 3. Anggrek Tebu 4. Tanaman Hias Anggrek Jenis Oncidium 5. Anggrek Selop 6. Jenis Anggrek Bulan 7. Anggrek Monyet 8. Anggrek Bibir Berbulu 9. Jenis Anggrek Ki Aksara 10. Tanaman Hias Anggrek Violet 11. Bunga Anggrek Serat 12. Papua Paphiopedilum 13. Anggrek Jamrud 14. Jenis Anggrek Jingga 15. Anggrek Sendok 16. Bunga Anggrek Hartinah 17. Jenis Bunga Anggrek Bulan Bintang 18. Anggrek Jenis Ascidieria 19. Anggrek Kebutan 20. Jenis Dendrobium Uniflorum 21. Anggrek Cryptopylos 22. Anggrek Kepala Tentara 23. Bunga Anggrek Dendrobium Triflorum 24. Anggrek Sikat Gigi 25. Anggrek Dendrobium Hasseltii 26. Jenis Anggrek Calanthe Triplicate 27. Bunga Anggrek Jenis Alatiliparis 28. Dendrobium Mutabile 29. Bunga Anggrek Dendrobium Capra SoPasti.Com | 2 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya 30. Anggrek Neuwiedia Zollingeri Pengertian Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek deweezz.com Apa itu bunga anggrek? Bunga Anggrek adalah salah satu jenis dari tanaman hias, memiliki nama latin Orchidaceae yang berarti anggrek ini bunga yang memiliki jenis paling banyak. Semua jenis itu tersebar luas dari kawasan tropika basah hingga wilayah Sirkumpolar. Tanaman Anggrek ini bersifat epifit, yang berarti tanaman ini tumbuh dan hidup dengan cara menumpang pada tanaman lain. Namun ada sebagian anggrek yang hidup di tanah, yaitu anggrek yang berada di wilayah beriklim sedang. BACA JUGA: Jenis Ikan Laut Dalam yang Aneh, Langka, dan Menyeramkan Ciri-ciri Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek SoPasti.Com | 3 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Ciri khas utama yang dimiliki bunga anggrek adalah bunganya yang berbentuk simetri bilateral. Bunga pada tanaman anggrek tersusun majemuk, tumbuh dari tangkai bunga yang memanjang dan muncul dari ketiak daun. Karena itulah bunga pada tanaman anggrek menjadi ciri utama untuk membedakannya dengan jenis yang lain. ARTIKEL TERKAIT : Jenis Tanaman Hias dari Berbagai Negara beserta Gambar dan Penjelasan Cara Merawat Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek SoPasti.Com | 4 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Telah kami jelaskan sebelumnya, bahwa merawat tanaman anggrek itu tidak mudah. Perlu memerhatikan lingkungan, terutama kondisi iklim pada lingkungan tersebut. Walaupun dikatakan sulit untuk merawatnya, masih banyak orang yang merawat dan menanam bunga anggrek ini untuk dijadikan sebagai tanaman yang menghiasi halaman maupun ruang dalam rumah. Tetapi jika kamu merawatnya dengan sungguh-sungguh, maka semakin lama jika sudah terbiasa akan terasa mudah. Buat kamu yang ingin memiliki tanaman anggrek, tak perlu repot menanam bibit dan lalu merawat hingga besar. Kini banyak sekali toko bunga yang menjual tanaman hias, salah satunya kamu bisa membeli anggrek yang sudah cukup besar dan merawatnya sendiri. “Aku bingung nih gimana cara merawatnya?” Jangan khawatir! Kami sajikan panduan cara mudah menanam bunga anggrek. Taruh bunga di tempat yang alami terkena sinar matahari, agar bunga dapat bertumbuh secara maksimal. Jika kamu menaruh anggrek di dalam ruangan, baiknya memberikan cahaya lampu, agar bunga tidak kekurangan cahaya dan tentunya guna menjaga kelembapan. Seperti tanaman lainnya, anggrek memerlukan pupuk guna memenuhi asupan nutrisinya. Pupuk yang diberikan adalah pupuk jenis khusus yang memang digunakan untuk tanaman tropis. SoPasti.Com | 5 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya Berbagai Manfaat Tanaman Hias Bunga Anggrek deweezz.com Pasti diantara kalian sedikit yang mengetahui bahwa bunga anggrek memiliki manfaat lain selain menjadi tanaman hias. Agar kalian tahu dan sadar untuk setia merawat tanaman hias anggrek kalian di rumah, simak ulasan manfaat dari bunga anggrek berikut. Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Simbol Pada umumnya, anggrek dijadikan sebagai simbol perasaan cinta, keindahan dan kemewahan. Namun bangsa Yunani menganggap anggrek sebagai simbol kejantanan. Sedangkan pada zaman dahulu kala bangsa Tiongkok menyakini bahwa anggrek merupakan tanaman yang dapat mengeluarkan aroma harum dari tubuh Kaisar mereka. Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Tanaman Obat Herbal Dahulu pada zaman pertengahan, tanaman hias anggrek memiliki manfaat penting sebagai pengembangan sistem pengobatan dari tumbuhan atau sekarang yang lebih dikenal pengobatan herbal. Terutama di wilayah Cina, sudah sejak tahun 2800 SM anggrek dijadikan salah satu sumber SoPasti.Com | 6 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya obat-obatan herbal. Jenisnya yang dijadikan sebagai pengobatan adalah jenis anggrek Gastrodia Elata. Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Sumber Makanan Salah satu anggota dari suku anggrek-anggrekan yang dapat dimanfaatkan buahnya adalah Vanili (Vanilla Planifolia). Namun di beberapa negara memanfaatkan anggrek jenis Dendrobium sebagai olahan makanan. Contohnya di Singapura dan Thailand, bunga anggrek dimanfaatkan sebagai salah satu produk olahan makanan ringan yang nikmat. Bangsa Eropa, mengkonsumsi bunga anggrek dalam bentuk sebagai hiasan makanan (Garnish). Suku Aborigin juga memanfaatkan bunga anggrek sebagai pengganti bahan pangan pokok saa terdesak. Manfaat Bunga Anggrek Sebagai Pembasmi Racun di Udara Beruntung lah kamu yang menanam tanaman bunga anggrek di halaman rumah, karena bermanfaat dapat membasmi racun yang terkandung dalam polusi udara. Dengan menanamnya, maka rumah kamu akan tercipta lingkungan yang sehat dan bersih, sehingga nyaman saat berada di rumah. JENIS JENIS TANAMAN HIAS BUNGA ANGGREK 1. Jenis Bunga Anggrek Hitam SoPasti.Com | 7 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Anggrek Hitam memiliki nama ilmiah (Coelogyne Pandurata) merupakan jenis anggrek yang banyak terdapat di Kalimantan dan Sumatera. Nama anggrek hitam diberikan karena jenis ini memiliki labellum atau lidah berwarna hitam yang sedikit berbulu. 2. Anggrek Jenis Cattleya SoPasti.Com | 8 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Bunga Anggrek Cattleya adalah salah satu jenis anggrek yang bersifat epifit. Jenis anggrek ini berasal dari Kosta Rika, namun di Indonesia juga banyak ditemukan. Nama Cattleya diberikan oleh John Lindley pada tahun 1824, sebelum itu Sir William Cattley yang telah berhasil membudidayakan anggrek jenis anggrek Cattleya. Ciri khas dari anggrek jenis ini adalah efektivitas daunnya, yang mana Cattleya tidak baik jika setiap hari terkena sinar matahari langsung. Dalam sehari jenis ini hanya membutuhkan matahari selama 4-5 jam. Jika daunnya berwarna hijau gelap, berarti menandakan bunga kekurangan sinar matahari. Dan sebaliknya, jika sinar matahari terlalu lebih bunga akan berwarna hijau kekuningan. 3. Anggrek Tebu SoPasti.Com | 9 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Jenis Angrek Tebu, memiliki nama ilmiah (Grammatophyllum Speciosum). Bunga anggrek ini merupakan jenis terbesar diantara spesies lainnya. Seringkali anggrek ini disebut anggrek macan, anggrek ratu, dan anggrek harimau. Anggrek tebu dapat tumbuh mencapai ketinggian 2 hingga 3 meter, dengan diameter 2 sentimeter, dan bunganya berdiameter 10 sentimeter. Karena itulah jenis ini diberikan nama anggrek tebu, yang memang bentuknya besar dan memiliki batang seperti tebu. 4. Tanaman Hias Anggrek Jenis Oncidium SoPasti.Com | 10 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya Website Oncidium merupakan suku anggrek yang berasal dari keluarga Epidendroideae. Jenis ini tersebar di wilayah Florida Selatan hingga Amerika Selatan. Pada umumnya anggrek oncidium tumbuh di daerah kering. 5. Anggrek Selop SoPasti.Com | 11 35+ Jenis Bunga Anggrek yang Ada di Indonesia Lengkap dengan Gambar dan Penjelasannya deweezz.com Anggrek Selop adalah jenis anggrek yang termasuk tanaman endemik di JawaTimur. Anggrek dengan nama latin Paphiopedilum Glaucophyllum banyak ditemukan pada habitatnua di kawasan selatan lereng Gunung Semeru, Jawa Timur. Ciri dari bunga anggrek selop yaitu memiliki 4 helai kelopak, yang mana 2 helai adalah kelopak utama, 2 helai kelopak
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