diplocaulobium chrysotropis`clackamas' cbr/aos
scott361
16 years ago
This is another one of those ones that I found difficult to photo!
It has too many focus areas and some part always tries to blur.
I didn't have time to take a photo the first day. Later, that evening, I went to look at it and it was wilted and had closed up.
I thought that was it and I had missed my chance. The next morning...it was open and just as perky!
It's a Dendrobium relative from Papua New Guinea.
It grows high in the cloud forests between 3000ft and 3900ft(1000 and 1300 meters.)
It's a first time blooming and the flower is about 1" (2.5 cm), maybe a little bigger!
Obviously, I got it from David at Clackamas Orchids. ;~)
Scott
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