Two fertile plants and 10 sterile rosettes.

One plant has flowered and a capsule is forming. There are 30 sterile rosettes. This colony has been monitored since 2013. There have been two flowers, on which this identification is based.

This is a known colony that has had flowers in previous years.

Plants of this colony have been observed in flower previously. This classification is the closest match for this species on iNat. It is classified as P. allatum, but this species is different.

There are no rosettes yet. This colony has been monitored since 2013. It has never had more than one flowering plant.

This colony has been observed since 2013. It had 45 plants in 2020. There may be more plants hidden by leaf litter and I did not search for these.

One flower is almost open.

Unnamed orchid. Referred to as Diplodium sp Adelaide Hills. https://nossa.org.au/tag/diplodium-robustum/

Patch of unnamed orchid, approx 20cm tall - referred to as Diplodium sp Adelaide Hills. Some of the flowers had a spider inside. https://nossa.org.au/tag/diplodium-robustum/