Phal Zuma Pixie 'Kultana'

[Paul]

--- and the colors even came out accurately on these pics





Bought this at a show last winter/spring in bloom. Over the summer it bloomed rather sequentially. Each flower lasted about a month. The flowers are large for the size of the plant, IMO.

On this spike I got 4 flowers at once. However, I've already had one flower die. My suspiscion is that being such a small plant [as you may have noticed in the pic itis in a 2" (5cm) pot] that it was too much of a strain to maintain 4 flowers at once.

[kavanaru]

wow.... wanna have it's gorgeous...

[Ross]

Great Phal, Paul. Love the colors.

[quiltergal]

Paul that's just gorgeous! Love that rich color!

I have a P. equestris that does that sequential blooming thing. It's only had 2 flowers at most open at the same time. Now it's struggling to have more than 1 open at the same time. I suspect it's because it's also trying to grow a Keiki and a new leaf all at once. Perhaps when it gets bigger it will have more resources to multi task.

[Dorothy]

Gorgeous !
No wonder why I like this phal so much - it's parents are Phal. Carmela's Pixie and Phal. equestris
Phal. Carmela's Pixie - http://www.krischanphoto.com/gardens...sis/01h044.jpg
Phal Carmela's Pixie = P. Terilyn Fujitake - 378005462_b653a247f0_o on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
x P. Cassandra - Phalaenopsis Cassandra
Phal. Cassandra = P. equestris x P.stuartiana


Zuma Pixie comes from a long line of cuties and lots of equestris

[Tindomul]

OMG!!!!!!! That is amazing! Congratulations. I really like this. My first obsession was blue Catts, my second was Bulbos, My third mini phals, and now my fourth is blue mini Phals! I hope I see this sort of thing at my next orchid show.

[cb977]

You can definitely see the equestris in that one! Fantastic!

It goes on "the list"

[Gin]

Very Pretty Gin

[Bird Song Farm]

Truly amazing how these little plants can produce such beautiful blooms.
"I'll take one"!
AL

[Neverend]

Woah that's intense!