Wabbit's Lc Tropical Pointer
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(apparently, with the reclassifications, this one is now just Cattleya Tropical Pointer)
I lost the tag for this one, and can't remember which cultivar ('Spots' ? 'Cheetah' ?) :dunno: Only the one bloom - this spike had two buds, but one died while still fairly small. But, perhaps because it only developed the one flower, it is a bigger flower than this has gotten previously - about 3 1/2" across. Of course, the growth the spike is on is also bigger than any previous ones - pbulb about 5" topped by 5" leaves. A very flat bloom. It has a faint, sweet, rose-like fragrance. I recall the fragrance being stronger (in the A.M.), but this has been sitting in an out of the way spot since it started opening, as we were having extreme heat, and this normally grows in a west facing window - so, I may just be missing it. Potted in chc mix in a plastic pot, gets some mid-afternoon sun. It's been a pretty non-demanding plant. Thanks for looking :) |
Wow! It's a beauty!
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Makes having only the one bloom ok, when the one bloom looks like this (imo) ;) |
Double wow
It is Beautiful I need one too :) |
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I agree! You DO need one, too! :D |
Nice.
Kim |
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Appreciate you taking the time always to look and comment :) |
good looking, :)
tip appears to have intermedia, and it looks amethistoglosa or some other spotted bifoliate were used. :) thanks for sharing. :) Antonio. |
I just love those spots!
I have a lop eared bunny named Wabbit. |
Very nice, I do find it interesting that structurally it looks like an epidendrum.
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