FREAKS!! MUTANTS and WERIDOS!! -OR- "I bet youve never seen one of THESE before..."

[Ray]

Grow long enough and you’ll see all sorts of crazy things happening.

[Bulbopedilum]

This was from quite a while ago (last year), but I'll post it anyway. Various parts of the lip scattered around the sepals/petals on my NoID phal.



This phal seems to be somewhat vulnerable to flower mutations, I think there was another casr but I'll have to look if I have a pic for that one...

[DirtyCoconuts]

Whoa, Saka! That’s crazy!

[ColoradoBirddog]

Here's my spiking keiki.

[DirtyCoconuts]

super cool...if it weren't for those few roots visible it would look like an oddly branched spike

[Herrania]

Here's my namesake, a Herrania umbratica. It's a wonky cousin to cacao trees, and grows rather like a palm. It's supposed to just put up one branchless trunk, then another... But when mine gets stressed it splits its crown or even starts new growth nodes along the trunk.

[SouthPark]

Originally Posted by WaterWitchin

DC!!! Is that Monstera adansonni?!? Whiiiiiiiine.

At the moment, it's astounding how much some Monstera are costing! I didn't know much about a kind called Monstera deliciosa Borsigiana variegata. The half green, half white leaf ones are quite captivating. Getting full white is very interesting too.

I love that style - but no way I'm going to buy one until they significantly drop prices.

Love the holes in the leaves. Nice adaptation for handling very breezy areas.

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This mutation or deformity was a nice one to see! Some individuality is nice heheh.

From link: Click Here

[AnonYMouse]

Ignore the dust and crud, was in too much of a hurry to clean it up.

Neofinetia falcata Hime Seikai. I paid extra for it to look like this.

[AnonYMouse]

My plants aren't exactly doing unexpected things. Here is a Haraella retrocalla "triple lip" that has a keiki cluster.

[DirtyCoconuts]

that is awesome Anon! i really like those plants a lot


here is a head scratcher.

there is a big booming catt that is in active growth and i was checking it out and somehow the rhizome either crept or fell onto a lower growth leaf and it is now fully mounted to itself LOL

here is the pic , view from the end of the leaf and it looks odd, funny thing is i cant find the origin of that leaf so i don't know how this happened haha

What the ??? by J Solo, on Flickr

look at the view now with the pot turned 90 to the right and you can see the flat leaf and then i cannot figure it out

What the ??? by J Solo, on Flickr


D'oh i had the pic twice- fixed now