Phal, Sunset colors

8 years ago

This is not mine, I take care of it for a 'snowbird' who comes down to Florida for the winter. Due to illness, she is not coming this year.

It has been blooming since November. I let it go, it continued to bloom and make tons of branches. So many spikes.

I was going to cut the spikes down, but let it go.

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laticauda
8 years ago
The incredible blooming orchid. Those are some really good genetics on that one!
tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
8 years ago
Wow, you brought the best out of that one.

tj
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Sheila
8 years ago
Jane, it’s awesome! A friend had that same plant I think. I can’t remember the name she told us. Her bloomswere quite small, Your blooms look to be standard size for a multi floral phal. When it mysteriously died, she insisted it bloomed itself to death!
jane__ny
Original Author
8 years ago
Lol, Sheila. Your friend might be right!

It just keeps making branches and spikes. Strangest Phal I ever grew.

I'm taking care of it for someone and it doesn't have a tag. Have no idea what it is.

Jane
laticauda
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
It's very unusual colors for a Phal (from what I've seen). I really enjoy this color scheme.
Laura LaRosa (7b)
8 years ago
It is amazing. I’d love to have one of those!