Cynoches Taiwan Gold Taiwan Orange

[JDT]

I have had this for several years and each time it blooms I remember why I bought it!

[chingjervis]

Beautiful! It seems you have many blooms this year in your garden. I bet it is such a sight for sore eyes.

[JDT]

Beautiful! It seems you have many blooms this year in your garden. I bet it is such a sight for sore eyes.

I will agree it has been a good year so far but I still have more then 50% of my orchids that have not every bloomed for me, so looking forward to those!

[jsehorn]

I have this same plant too, and it is in spike, with big fat buds that I expect to pop just any day now. I can't wait to see! It's the second winter I've had the plant, but it didn't bloom last winter, so I'm very excited to finally see it.

[JDT]

I have this same plant too, and it is in spike, with big fat buds that I expect to pop just any day now. I can't wait to see! It's the second winter I've had the plant, but it didn't bloom last winter, so I'm very excited to finally see it.

It seems to take forever for those big fat buds to open, but I am sure you will be very happy with them in bloom!

[wolf71758]

Beautiful blooms. Definitely worth having in any collection.
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[zainal abidin]

The fat pseudobulb tell us that you give a very good care Jack lovely flowers.

[JDT]

Beautiful blooms. Definitely worth having in any collection.
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Thank you! I also have a similar one the nursery did that received awards at Singapore show several years ago, Cycnoches Taiwan Gold 'Orchis' FCC/WOC GCP/20 THWOC 18 that unfortunately has never bloomed for me in the years I have had it, going to contact grower to see if they can tell me why.

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The fat pseudobulb tell us that you give a very good care Jack lovely flowers.

Thanks Zain! They are one of my easiest orchids to care for, potted in sphag, layered in time release and watered daily in bright light. I always take mine out of the pots and media in the fall when they go dormant, cut all of the roots off and place them on a shelf on the back porch, which is covered, till new growth and roots being 2-3 inches long before repotting and watering in the spring, seems to work well for me.

[Sheryl]

Lovely Jack! It's crazy how much sooner yours blooms than mine. We're only 3 hours apart and my blooms won't open until January!

[mazlani]

Very lovely color. I too will be buying this if I saw one😁
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