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What is a Yamadara ?
I've never heard of these. I saw a baggie plant called Yamadara Queen Adelia with a spike comming on with 3 buds. The picture was of pretty yellow/orange flowers so it came home with me. Are they fragrant ? No matter the flowers are nice but frangrance is always a plus.
Thank you for any help, Eric |
I just did a google search and Yamadara apparently is an intergeneric hybrid of:
1. Brassavola 2. Cattleya 3. Laelia 4. Encyclia |
I double checked on Orchidwiz and found the same thing.
If you want to be more specific, your plant is 25% Brassavola fragrans 12,5% Encyclia altata 12,5% Guarianthe aurantiaca 12,5% Rhyncholaelia glauca 10% Cattleya dowiana and the rest is a mix of various catts (9 of them) a Sophronitis, and another Rhyncholaelia Queen Adelia Has gorgeous blooms, you did the right thing to bring it home! I didn't find anything about fragrance. Also according to Orchidwiz, the commonly accepted name is now Maumeneara, but you get no google info using that name! |
Thank you Cam and King. I'm sure I'll be very happy with it. Maybe somebody that has this chid will chime in with some info.
Thanks again, Eric |
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