Four More at Mouse's House
 

Forget dinner, this is more important! Newly arrived from VA and MI. If anyone knows the kanji for Orihime, Aojiku Fugaku and Hakuseiryu, I'd appreciate them.

Yusui
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-g...0/DSC_0027.JPG

Orihime
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-W...0/DSC_0025.JPG

Aojiku Fugaku
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-o...0/DSC_0023.JPG

Hakuseiryu
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-N...0/DSC_0022.JPG

Dr. Glenn must like sphag. A lot. Each mound was solid. I had to tease out quite a bit and replace it with styrofoam.

There very nice looking

Oh wow... Delicious looking dinner for the eyes!!!

I'll call Dr. Glenn come Monday and I'll have to check in better light but the one labeled Orihime appears to have faint tiger stripes (yellow patches like kinkujaku) instead of the lengthwise stripes. Plus its beanleaf.

Opinions?

Very nice.

Wonderful additions to your collection.

I'm glad you caught this. The plant you have labeled 'Orihime,' isn't Orihime. I have one and it doesn't look like this. I'm not sure what you ended up with.

I attached a photo of mine for reference.

Nice. No need for dinner, just "feast" your eyes on your delectable acquisitions :)

After looking at lots of pictures prior to ordering, I couldn't remember what the plants were suppose to look like when they arrived. I knew I didn't order a tiger striped but the more I looked at the supposed Orihime, I started seeing the yellow/gold variegation. I'm not sure what to make of the coloration but I really like the shape and growth habit.

I get a little freaked when I see a tiger striped leaf. Almost all other genera with this kind of variegation is indicative of a disease. I am coming around to appreciate some of them, how cream on green looks like dappled light.

Awesome!