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Cym. ensifolium
The frist ensifolium blooms this year. There are also several plants spiking now.
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Beautiful, Pheli! I love Cymbidium ensifolium. Very few small-flowered orchids offer that kind of strong and fantastic fragrance. I was "baby-sitting" a friend's ensifolium a couple of years ago while he was on vacation. The plant was small and just starting a bloom cycle. Even with only three blooms on its one tiny spike, the intensity of the wonderful fragrance was simply amazing. He almost didn't get that plant back. :)
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Pheli, this is beautiful! I wish I could find this species availabe here, but I have never found it for sale. What a shame!
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Pheli, not sure how rare your particular clone of ensifolium is but to see this alba form is a rarity over here. Mostly they colored forms. Its very nice.
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I agree, I have what I think is C. ensifolium and it is more yellow with some light maroon spots. The fragrance is intense too, so I think it is ensifolium. I'm just not sure. Could we see the whole plant?
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I've never seen this one before. It's very cute.
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This was a gift from a friend and had no tag. I thought I narrowed it down to C. ensifolium? Maybe not? What do you think? The description of the fragrance sure fits!
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Royal, yours is Cym. ensifolium. The species usually blooms in summer till autumn.
Here is the image of my plant. |
Great. Thanks for confirming that. I'm waiting on a seed pod from last year. If all goes well, there may be plenty of these to go around the OB!
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The white is is just beautiful!!!!!
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