Last year I had a Cal-Orchid seedling bloom for the first time. I was impressed - four, big, nice flowers. This year it was growing from two leads, both of which had a sheath. However, one sheath has no obvious buds and the other has only two. I am wondering if it is because it used so much energy making the two growths this year. In any case, I expect good things from this plant in the future. This a bit late blooming - many of my plants seem to be. If this is true, I wonder if hot summers and cold winters just slow things down relative to bloom times under better conditions.
The plant to the left is different C. labiata semi-alba seedling also from Cal-Orchid that I expect will bloom for the first time in about a year. The eagle-eyed among you might see what is the tip of an L. anceps spike in the lower left area of the photo.
The plant to the left is different C. labiata semi-alba seedling also from Cal-Orchid that I expect will bloom for the first time in about a year. The eagle-eyed among you might see what is the tip of an L. anceps spike in the lower left area of the photo.
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