Found and Added More Yard Bloomers

[voyager]

This Nobile hybrid was given to me last spring with some roots on it.
This is its first blooming.
It look to be the same as one I have in a larger mounting, in another location.



Then, three of the four Den. antelope hybrid mounts are in bloom.
The fourth one does not look to be doing well.
This one is out along the street.
Its new growths are growing out the backside to the right.


I apparently deleted the pic of the one along the driveway.

And this is in the back yard


And finally, I moved the second Den. friedericksianum from its pot hanging from under the eaves to its mounted location next to the first one.


Because of being moved around a lot when being grown in a greenhouse, the PB's are very unkempt.
Now that they are permanently mounted, the new PB's that grow from here on out should be more orderly and look neater.

The bundle of roots growing from one of the PB's is beginning a new growth.
As it develops, I'll cut that PB off and mount the new plant between the two already mounted.
The older on on the left has two new growths.
One can be seen.

EDIT:
Also found 6 of these "NoID orchids" that have bloomed and are now going to seed.
Not sure what they are, but I call them banana orchids.

[Optimist]

Amazing job with the dendrobiums! Those banana orchids may be edible. However, I read somewhere that some orchids are hallucinogenic so maybe you should monitor the birds who come into your yard. You know, to see if they are tripping.

[WhiteRabbit]

Fabulous!

[No-Pro-mwa]

Wow, I thought until I read it that they were bananas.

[brianwstephens]

Those banana seed pods are so cool :P let us know if you try to eat them lol

[voyager]

I took that pic just before I cut the "seed pods" off.
They have been eaten. They are Dwarf Brazilian, or as locally known, Hawaiian Apple, our favorite type of banana orchid.

[Tindomul]

Your yard is awesome!