Rhynchostylis gigantea var.alba - Survivor from Flood, This Year Bloom #5

[zainal abidin]

Wow Lynn love the pure white and the spikes so long, all the time I saw in Malaysia very short I dont know is it the influence of weather? any idea?

[mazlani]

Awesome. This is truly magnificent!! Congrats.

[ManilaByNight]

Nice choice the Rhyn. gigantea .... I Love these plants too because of their stunning colors and specially their strong fragrance. Now if I could get my hands on some good (and not too expensive) clones here in Manila.

Haha, Jeff, you maybe right (because they're only what I have the most......^^)

[wanlynlanhua]

Thank you, Zainal, Mazlan, Jojo.

@Zainal, I have the short ones, too, they're younger plant size, as they grow older, the spikes will be longer.
You may pick up those well-formed 1st bloom size (big flower, nice color, dense foxtail, etc.), the appearance maynot be as full-stage flourish,
but if they grow bigger & healthy, the next coming years will provide more impressive blooms.
Ofcourse, the proper care & environment should have influence, too.

[wanlynlanhua]

Nice choice the Rhyn. gigantea .... I Love these plants too because of their stunning colors and specially their strong fragrance. Now if I could get my hands on some good (and not too expensive) clones here in Manila.

I'm just in love with their fragrance, too Wish you find yourself the lovely ones!!

[wanlynlanhua]

Thanks all for your viewing & lovely comments, they really make my day happy!!! ^_^
Lynn

[Tom-19951]

Those are fantastic!

[trevor05]

Stunning, stunning, stunning!
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[wanlynlanhua]

Thank you, Tom & Trevor ^_^

[Dorsetman]

Very good spikes these - and how many on the plant ? I can't quite see. I have a couple of plants of this variety, both are in early spike, still some weeks/monmths away I guess , although I haven't been able to look at them for the last few weeks as I have been away from home, and have not got quite that far round the greenhouse yet; but it will be the second fllwowering on both my plants , the first flowering produced a single spike much shorter than yours - but then, my plants are clearly not as big as yours..