Balcony Blooms-Orchid Species Blooming in August

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Come along to see our orchid species blooming on our balcony this August! There are a few orchid hybrids shown too--they're too pretty to leave out!
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Комментарии • 11

  • @IngramOrchidsandMore
    @IngramOrchidsandMore  Месяц назад

    Enjoy the species we have blooming on our balcony! There are a few orchid hybrids and a few hoyas tossed in there too--We just couldn't leave these beauties out 💚

  • @Orchids365
    @Orchids365 Месяц назад

    So many beauties 💖.

  • @anitabrown2022
    @anitabrown2022 Месяц назад

    💖😊 enjoyed everything and the Hoya bloom! 👍 Ty for sharing, glad you guys are back!

  • @PC-zg3eo
    @PC-zg3eo Месяц назад

    Nice blooms.

  • @FreedomRider1982
    @FreedomRider1982 Месяц назад

    new subscriber here

  • @dsiegel22
    @dsiegel22 Месяц назад

    You can probably set your watch by the time it rains daily up there. Stay safe and dry. We get our overnight and early morning showers daily down here in WPB, FL. Thank you for the bloom update.

    • @IngramOrchidsandMore
      @IngramOrchidsandMore  Месяц назад +1

      We certainly do! It's always like clockwork here. Thank you for being here! Stay safe and dry down in WPB! Hopefully we will get to enjoy some fall weather soon.

  • @mmeisenburg
    @mmeisenburg Месяц назад

    Shouldn’t that C. corrupta be an Lc currupta? I’m still learning but if it is a cross between the two genera, should it still be a Cattleya?

    • @IngramOrchidsandMore
      @IngramOrchidsandMore  Месяц назад +1

      The nothogenus would be LC if the other parent were actually a Laelia but Kew now defines Laelia praestans as Cattleya praestans. Many growers put the parentage with the old name because that's what's recognizable to most customers. To be botanically correct the parentage should also be up to date but sometimes what's botanically correct and what's prudent differ.