JayeL
Well-Known Member
Hi again
I thought I would share these photo's for interest sake. I originally purchased the plant unflowered because of the striking spotting under the leaves. When it spiked, this spotting was even carried through to the flower bract.
When the flower opened, I would best describe the flower as a mid-sized complex, strong yellow colour, however it was strongly cupped when it initially opened and then did flatten off somewhat. What was unusual was that the synsepal had developed into 2 distinct sepals (you can see some brownish water damage to the sepal on the lower-left of the flower).
I'm a little if-ish about the flower. I had hoped that concolor would have softened the dominance that Lippewunder has in its progeny.
JL
I thought I would share these photo's for interest sake. I originally purchased the plant unflowered because of the striking spotting under the leaves. When it spiked, this spotting was even carried through to the flower bract.
When the flower opened, I would best describe the flower as a mid-sized complex, strong yellow colour, however it was strongly cupped when it initially opened and then did flatten off somewhat. What was unusual was that the synsepal had developed into 2 distinct sepals (you can see some brownish water damage to the sepal on the lower-left of the flower).
I'm a little if-ish about the flower. I had hoped that concolor would have softened the dominance that Lippewunder has in its progeny.
JL
