C. iricolor 'Fields of Gold'

carolinn_on

15 years ago

It has been stated C. iricolor is the most fragrant Catt species. I'm inclined to agree!

Carol

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Sheila
15 years ago
Lovely, too bad we can't transmit fragrance.

Sheila :)
orchidguyftl
15 years ago
it does have a nice fragrance, most??
not sure on that one..
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carolinn_on
Original Author
15 years ago
Sheila, thanks for your comments. It is a pleasant fragrance.

orchidguyfl, LOL! I didn't say "nice fragrance". It is pleasant and strong (although with more blooms it would be stronger..the flowers are small). Maybe not my favourite orchid fragrance.

Carol
tworthy
15 years ago
Very nice. How tall was your plant before it started blooming? Troy
carolinn_on
Original Author
15 years ago
Troy, I bought it in blooming size. One of the pseudobulbs is 5" tall, and its leaf 13.5" tall, and this is not even the tallest one!

The spike that bloomed took me completely by surprise - it was the newest one, but had a bacterial/fungal infection, so I had to cut a lot off the leaf..the p'bulb is only about 3" and the poor leaf about 2", but it bloomed-didn't even know it had buds!

Carol