After basically ignoring my Dendrobrium crumenatum on the windowsill all winter other than occasionally watering to make sure it stayed green, I was examining it more closely just now (tried to repot it, but I found a lot of roots stuck to the inside of the pot, so I thought maybe I shouldn't disturb it further). Then I found something peeking out of the youngest of the fully-grown growths.
Is this what it looks like when these are starting buds? It is the thunderstorm orchid, and we've been having no shortage of thunderstorms here!
And here's the entire plant
(those bent-over leaves are like that because the curtain was pushing against them at one point)
(also, yeah, I know those pseudobulbs are very dehydrated; that's why I was checking the roots)
The one good thing about April weather
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