I have two plants, one is called Encyclia fragrans, the other one Epidendrum fragrans. One flowers in spring/summer and the other one in autumn/winter, about 6 months apart. The flowers look the same. Each inflorescense carries 4-5 flowers. The summer plant is bigger in all aspects. The bulbs are thicker and longer and the leaves as well. Are the two the same plant? And if so, then why do they flower at different times of the year? Is there an explanation for this? Peter Hieke Bloubergstrand
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