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Ascofinetia Cherry Blossom 'Carmela'
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Our Ascofinetia Cherry Blossom 'Carmela' or it is now officially called Vanda Cherry Blossom 'Carmela', is in full bloom today. It has nine flower spikes and at least one hundred and sixty flowers. Here is the link to my May 26, 2014 post, which shows how small this orchid was. This orchid has a keiki, which is a 'baby' plant that has generated from the stem the mother plant, hence the term, keiki. This hybrid, is a cross between Neofinetia falcata x Ascocentrum ampullaceum, do not have a scent.
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| A) April 14th, developing flower buds. |
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| B) View from above. |
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| C) My dear Anthony, posing quietly next to our orchid. |
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| D) By May 4th, all the flowers are in full bloom. |
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| E) A profile view of our orchid in the sun. |
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| F) A view from above of our orchid. |
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| G) Zooming into each individual flower. |
This is my post for this weekend. I hope these photos brought you some pleasure.
Until my next post, have a great week!
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