The two spikes on this orchid should produce some 'flying dragons' in the not to distant future. The photos I have seen show blooms with a yellow background with red and brown spots. Given hot chile sauce as fertilizer and they exhale fire!
AL
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The two spikes on this orchid should produce some 'flying dragons' in the not to distant future. The photos I have seen show blooms with a yellow background with red and brown spots. Given hot chile sauce as fertilizer and they exhale fire!
AL
Good deal! Look forward to seeing them!
hehehe...I wanna see the pic of the fire breathing!!!
Hey, looking good. Please share an update when the orchid blooms out!
cheers,
BD![]()
Laughing in Florida.....
Looks great, Al. Can't wait to see the blooms.
Cool, in Southern India they grow wild. Their leaves are a delicacy.![]()
Can't wait 'til you display your histrionics, Al! Wonder if they bloom with a little attitude, likeor
?
p.s. what is the deal with all the strange species names lately?
Gurjeet: I had often thought the leaves looked like what we call a edible leafy vegatable known as 'Swiss Chard'. AL
Alright, well they make a tangy pickle kind of a side to the main and its called Gongura!
Gurjeet, gongura is different from Gongora. Gongura is a type of Sorrel, popular in Andhra Pradesh the leaves of which are used as a vegetable and made into tangy pickles.