Lambert that is gorgeous! It looks like it would smell like roses. Fantastic color.
Tami
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Intermediate growing encyclia from Mexico. Unusually large flowers for an encyclia. First time it blooms for me. Maybe because of the sun exposure it received, the spike is very short and the blooms color is much darker (which I love!) than the pale pink ones I had seen online. oh ... and it is pleasantly fragrant! Enjoy.
Last edited by Lambert; June 16th, 2008 at 02:05 PM.
Lambert that is gorgeous! It looks like it would smell like roses. Fantastic color.
Tami
I just love it! How do you grow it?
Wow, I love Encyclias. That is a show stopper. Where did you get that one?
Where do you get an encyclia?
It is superb!
Thanks for the information! I will put this one on my wish list and try it if I can find it. But I am not sure whether I can find this one here in Belgium or somewhere in Europe.
Laurent that is a stunning Enc ... merveilleux!!!
Lambe!
That is the best Encyclia bloom yet!! My kennedyi is still very small in a 2" pot and is not blooming size yet. My adenocaula however is quite large and I hope to see blooms within a year. I believe the adenocaula has the lighter pink/purple whereas the kennedyi tends to be darker like your blooms. Still though, the color on yours is quite spectacular!
I would love to see a picture of the entire plant if you get a chance.
Thanks so much for posting!
Shann~
Thanks for the info on the color, Shannara.
Here's the whole plant (a little over-exposed and a little blurry ), it's in a 4" pot, growing in two different directions, blooms are almost 3" wide, leaves are approx. 16" long and there are 2 new growths (very excited about that!)