Tsuke

[hotelman80]

Does anyone know of a list that comprises the different types of Tsuke available in the Neo's. I know of a few, ocean wave, mountain, etc. Just looking for a more complete list.

[Andre]

Check orchid web


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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=49.322056,-123.066566

[s.kallima]

From this website , an article dedicated to Neofinetia, I could find these types of Tsuke, but there might be more

Namigata: characterized by a wavy line, "the wave of the ocean"

Ichimonji Gata: straight

Yamagata: mountain shape, the junction point draws a bump.

Tsukigata : the most common form of a crescent moon inverted.

[Hakumin]

There's supposedly also one more called Yumigata, or Bow Shaped. It's sometimes combined with tsukigata or namigata but it's more like an inverted yamagata. I've personally never seen a plant with that one.

Oh and the spelling is ichimonji.

[s.kallima]

Originally Posted by Hakumin

Oh and the spelling is ichimonji.

Thanks, updated my post!

[Hakumin]

I came across this drawing a LONG time ago, and couldn't find it until now



Blue Title Block:
附けの種類
Tsuke no Shorui
Attachment Variations

Green Text:
附けとは？
Tsuke to wa?
What is the Attachment (Tsuke)?

Next to Green Text
この部分をさす
Kono bubun wo sasu
It indicates this portion

Listed Top to bottom:
月形 - Tsukigata - Crescent Shaped
一文字型 - Ichimonjigata - Straight Line (Lit Number One Shaped, as with the character for the number 1, '一')
弓形 - Yumigata - Bow Shaped
山形 - Yamagata - Mountain Shaped
波形 - Namigata - Waveform


The website also shows a nice drawing with the parts of a neofinetia labeled out:

[Bud]

Thank, s.kallima
Thanks, Hakumin
for the infos...its quite informative

[syspila]

This has been extremely helpful to this Neo Newbie! I have always been detail oriented so this is all very interesting. It almost--almost, but not quite, makes think about letting go of my other orchids! Thanks, so much for the information. Since I am new with Neos, I have been reading all the available pages here. So much great information! It could fit in a wonderful book on American/European Neoculture. Again, thaks so much--Ted