Diacattleya Chantilly Lace 'Twinkle'

[Paphluvr]

I believe the genus name for this has changed, maybe someone can help me out with that.

The lighting is a bit flat, it was overcast when I took the pics, but the color rendition is relatively decent. It has a mild, if slightly disagreeable, fragrance. The color changes from pink to light beige as the flower ages.

I grow this in a pot, but it has a tendency to grow wildly in every direction. I think it would do much better mounted, I just don't have the conditions for that type of culture.

[JDT]

Pretty

[Bulbofett]

Mine is in bud right now too love these blooms!

[wintergirl]

I like it. Very beautiful!

[Paphluvr]

Originally Posted by Bulbofett

Mine is in bud right now too love these blooms!

Is yours fragrant, too?

[PaphMadMan]

Originally Posted by Paphluvr

I believe the genus name for this has changed, maybe someone can help me out with that.

Caulocattleya - someone finally noticed that the name Caularthron bicornutum was published over 40 years before Diacrium bicornutum - over 180 years ago.

A very nice example of the type. Caularthron hybrids are way too rare.

[Bulbofett]

Originally Posted by Paphluvr

Is yours fragrant, too?

I can't remember. I will let you know when the buds open in a few weeks

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[RosieC]

Really gorgeous, so pretty

[My Green Pets]

If Trader Joe's carried those they would be very popular very soon

[Bulbofett]

Originally Posted by Paphluvr

Is yours fragrant, too?

Mine just opened and yes it is fragrant! Love the fragrance as it isn't too overpowering.