These were given to me over 5 yrs ago. After much neglect they finally decided, maybe as a plea for mercy, to show their true colors. If anybody recognizes them please let me know.
The second orchid has only one leaf per pseudobulb
Thanks,
-M
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These were given to me over 5 yrs ago. After much neglect they finally decided, maybe as a plea for mercy, to show their true colors. If anybody recognizes them please let me know.
The second orchid has only one leaf per pseudobulb
Thanks,
-M
You have a cattleya orchid in the photos.Not sure of the name, but it is a cattleya type. AND - beautiful too!
Cheers,
BD![]()
Don't know who they are, but they sure are pretty and if you decide you don't want them......well, auntie ischel will take good care of them.
Very Pretty
Cin
WOW - that bottom one wants to come to MY house!!!
Wow, I really love the first one, name or no name (though it would certainly be eaiser to get one of my own with a name!). Very pretty!!
Thanks for the replies. These both may be from a private collector who donated them to a greenhouse were I acquired cuttings. so the best I may ever get is a genus. As for giving them up... lol maybe before they bloomed, but not anymore. sorry.I am curious why the upper pictured plant's bloom does not fully open. the lip and two petals form a trumpet like shape. At first I thought it would just a little longer for the flower to open, but after a week they look the same.
-M
They're well worth the wait!
Very pretty! I love the unusual colors of the second one.
Tami
The color and shape of the last blooms are beautiful.
Perhaps the one plant needs more humidity in order to open more fully.