Bloomer

15 years ago

Only a big box NOID but I've never had a catt bloom this much. Two sheaths in flower, two in bud and two forming.

Nicely fragrant which is a plus. Brought into the house and on the dining table (cupola over) because one I don't use the dining room and two because the lower light seems to make the blooms last longer.

Brought down about 3 years ago and transplanted to lava rock. Seems it likes that treatment.

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Sheila
15 years ago
link says pic is unavailable.
triciami5
15 years ago
That is beautiful and so delicate, love the color. Tricia
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carolinn_on
15 years ago
This is a perfect plant to my eyes...look at that foliage and blooms!

Can't resist saying it looks similar to Blc. Pamela Hetherington 'Coronation' FCC/AOS, (I had this plant). Please take more pics when the other buds bloom!

Carol

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