C. Nobilor?

[Dalachin]

Does this look like C. Nobilor to you? I thought it was bifoliate and bloomed from dedicated growths, but I’ve never seen it in person.

[Louis_W]

It does to me. Im no expert but I believe nobilor often blooms with terminal spikes and both species can normally have one or two leaves.

[Jmoney]

they can be unifoliate. just as walkeriana occasionally throws 2 leaves.

[jtrmd]

plant form looks like one I had. Like Jmoney said, it did have growths with 2 occasionally. Now to see it in bloom

[Dalachin]

Okay, will do. Now I just need to bloom it

[Jmoney]

good luck! lots of water, light and fertilizer during active growth. respect the rest period! I don't think they need to be kept as bone dry as they might get in the wild but definitely minimal water.

It took me a couple years to bloom my amaliae...but worth it!

[jtrmd]

I had good like keeping them mix in with my walkeriana's. They all got a winter rest with only enough water to keep the Pseudobulbs from shriveling too much

[isurus79]

Two old bloom spikes coming out of the top of the growths and only a single leaf on each growth? Seems dubious to me this is nobilior.

[Jmoney]

good point Stephen. I didn't even notice the old spikes. I'm sure it's possible nobilior can throw an odd spike from the top, but you have 2 growths showing this. bloom it and show the pics!

[Dalachin]

Working on it! It’s got a new growth just starting.