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Old 08-14-2020, 01:12 AM
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My Cattleya labiata and coccinea just bloomed.

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It is bit too early for them to flower, but the recent record-breaking unusually long monsoon season with very reduced sunlight might have done the trick.


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Some nibbling insect has severely chewed the flower of labiata. I saw some small crawling bug in the flower so I dusted the growing area with some insecticides.


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And Catt (soph) coccinea...this is the third plant I am growing, for I was not able to grow this successfully before. But with the help of semi-hydroponics, I finally managed to grow this little gem of orchid.
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Wow! Never too early! The S. glistening coccinea is really beautiful!

Just for fun, I looked up the primary hybrid between these two species... Cattleya Wellesleyae. Almost no visible Sophronitis influence.
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That's a wonderful shot. The orange one is a cutie next to the biggie. Both wonderful flowers.

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Wow! Never too early! The S. glistening coccinea is really beautiful!
Thanks for bringing our attention to the glistening effect! That's often a dynamic that camera's don't pick up - which adds like a huge extra feature to orchid flowers with the glistening! Very nice.
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