A few Jenosa spikes...flower pictures to follow...

[stonedragonfarms]

Those of you that know me know that Jenosa is probably my favorite subsection of the genus Cymbidium, here are a few pictures of what's starting to spike out in the gh; I'll post some pictures as they open up, provided they don't blast...
Adam

[stonedragonfarms]

Originally Posted by stonedragonfarms

Those of you that know me know that Jenosa is probably my favorite subsection of the genus Cymbidium, here are a few pictures of what's starting to spike out in the gh; I'll post some pictures as they open up, provided they don't blast...
Adam

Argh! OB is still not liking my Mac (or vice-versa) sorry for the sideways pictures!
Adam

[silken]

Will look forward to seeing the blooms.

[Cym Ladye]

Originally Posted by stonedragonfarms

Those of you that know me know that Jenosa is probably my favorite subsection of the genus Cymbidium, ...
Adam

Adam,

Do you mean Jensoa, classified as a subgenus of Cymbidium and which encompasses the majority of the miniature Asian species? It is described as a terrestrial subgenus with 4 pollinia in two unequal pairs as opposed to two pollinia. The two callus ridges also vary as do several other characteristics..

CL

[stonedragonfarms]

Originally Posted by Cym Ladye

Adam,

Do you mean Jensoa, classified as a subgenus of Cymbidium and which encompasses the majority of the miniature Asian species? It is described as a terrestrial subgenus with 4 pollinia in two unequal pairs as opposed to two pollinia. The two callus ridges also vary as do several other characteristics..

CL

CL: you are correct, though I should have written section in lieu of subsection. Thanks for the note.
Adam