Brassavola cucullata

[stateless]

here we go I'm pretty sure I have the name right, on this one, and I hope I'm posting this in the right spot. Almost lost this plant last year, fried it to a crisp trying to give it good light. Then it was moved to my hospital area where you recoup or die, was cleaning that area out a few months ago and was going to toss it, when I saw new growth, so gave it another chance, glad I did. The fragance is not as noticeable right away, like a nodosa, but is a lot heavier and muskier.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Stunning! What a wonderful orchid flower. Great photos too!

cheers,
BD

[Nataliwind]

here we go I'm pretty sure I have the name right, on this one, and I hope I'm posting this in the right spot. Almost lost this plant last year, fried it to a crisp trying to give it good light. Then it was moved to my hospital area where you recoup or die, was cleaning that area out a few months ago and was going to toss it, when I saw new growth, so gave it another chance, glad I did. The fragance is not as noticeable right away, like a nodosa, but is a lot heavier and muskier.[

Very nice clone, congrats!!

[mauraec]

Not a bad save - excellent growing!

[mujacko2002]

here we go I'm pretty sure I have the name right, on this one, and I hope I'm posting this in the right spot. Almost lost this plant last year, fried it to a crisp trying to give it good light. Then it was moved to my hospital area where you recoup or die, was cleaning that area out a few months ago and was going to toss it, when I saw new growth, so gave it another chance, glad I did. The fragance is not as noticeable right away, like a nodosa, but is a lot heavier and muskier.

Mabuhay!

I LOVE IT!!!! I would definitely would want one in my collection. Beautiful flower!!!!!

[stateless]

thanks guys, much appreciated

[gardenguysorchids]

Congratulations! What a beauty! Love it!