NOT optimara cora?
lauraeli_
9 years ago
The initial flower on this one (and there was only one) looked like optimara cora. Because the plant was damaged, it needed to grow out before it flowered again. The first flush of flowers began opening up last week. What the heck, cant identify it!
Ever seen one like this? In bright light, it is this color. In lower light, it looks almost black.
Reminds me of 'black swan'.
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