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I got mine in 2017 as a tiny plant from Australian Orchid Nurseries. Since then it’s grown to 23 pseudobulbs but this is the first year it has flowered - 3 spikes of 2 flowers each. I don’t know if it’s typical for this hybrid to take so long to flower but I do notice that the leaves are very dark green despite the fact that I grow it in typical Catt light levels. Suggests to me it would probably be happier in very high light levels or even full sun with protection from just the hottest summer days. Maybe someone with experience in rupicolous laelias like cinnabarina could comment.

The flower colour has intensified now they are a few days mature.
Wow 23 pseudobulbs, and here is me thinking

Oh goody one of my plants actually has 6 pseudobulbs, so I can expect blooms anytime!

Mine do get a bit of sun before I put the blinds down, but they are quite green.
Judging by what has been written I might need to bring them even closer to the front of the shelf, leave the blinds up for an hour longer and breakout the Bananaboat for them!
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I just bought an anceps in a basket in spike. The newer leaves are closer to yellow than green. The older leaves are yellow.
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My L anceps are mostly sort of lime green, and have a somewhat glaucous appearance - that whitish coating is nature's sunscreen. L anceps in spike now? Timing a bit odd, I don't usually see spikes until late July or early August on the earliest ones. But depending on where it was grown, "your mileage may differ".
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It's from Ruben at SVO. I was there Saturday.
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It's from Ruben at SVO. I was there Saturday.
I'm still surprised at how early it is. Any idea which variety?
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It's SVO 2374 L. anceps ('Las Brisas' x 'Ultimo')

I can't get to SVO right now to look up what Fred said about it. That was quite a while ago.
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Well, I'm sure it's great because that is what he does. It may be with the extra warmth inland that things are spiking sooner. Enjoy and post pix when it blooms!
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I'll try. I left it at my mom's house until Fall. Didn't want to bring something in spike to this weather.
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I'm so spoiled by being at the coast... it must be pretty brutal at your place.
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I can grow barrel cactus (Ferocactus) and Fouquieria (ocotillo and relatives) better than anybody else!
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