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Old 05-10-2016, 12:12 PM
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Old 05-10-2016, 06:43 PM
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Thank you - I love it too!
My guess is now Chysis Aurea, what do you think?

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I'm surprised these aren't more popular. Nice flower. Is it scented?


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Old 05-11-2016, 10:03 AM
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Maybe Chysis laevis?
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I'm surprised these aren't more popular....
A lot of books say something like "It's too bad Chysis take up so much space." My C. bractescens isn't quite flowering size, and I haven't seen a full-sized one in person. They don't seem to take any more space than a standard Cattleya and certainly less than a standard Cymbidium. Maybe people don't like plants that might sprawl sideways if left on their own.
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I'm surprised these aren't more popular. Nice flower. Is it scented?


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Yeah, it surprises me too. So pretty and a piece of cake to grow. And yes, it's also scented - a sweet, slightly citrusy aroma, reminded me of a couple of NoID Cattleya I have.

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A lot of books say something like "It's too bad Chysis take up so much space." My C. bractescens isn't quite flowering size, and I haven't seen a full-sized one in person. They don't seem to take any more space than a standard Cattleya and certainly less than a standard Cymbidium. Maybe people don't like plants that might sprawl sideways if left on their own.
It's tall, that's all. All the old pbs are tied up together, which is what I'm planning on doing with this year's growth if it decides horizontal is easier. It's in an 8 inch pot, but definitely takes up less space than most of my adult Cattleya and larger Epidendrums.

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Old 05-20-2016, 04:58 PM
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Ok, I'm just showing off now



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Very nice!
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The flowers look a lot like cimbidium. Are they related? I think it is great. scrappy plant and all the flowers are wonderful. Love the peachy color and bright spots.
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