The timing is definitely his forte. In Japanese his name is 春 栏 (shunran), which literally means "orchid spring." The day before yesterday was March 21, the first day of spring, and you, Bravo Bravo, has flourished. Cabbage, not even had the timetable in mind. The scientific name, to be precise, it is Goering Cymbidium, orchid with a long tradition of other historic and very popular in Japan, China and Korea. I was undecided if they are "the public", because even with her I actually cheated. In the sense that this plant came to me over and done with already, and even the bud. It is part of a consignment of orchids that I have been given away and come directly from Japan. In her company were a bit small Neofinetia Falcata 'yellowed, and three Dendrochilum Wenzel. Neofinetia Dendrochilum and appeared more troubled by the long journey, and despite the careful packaging came a bit 'damaged. The Cymbidium in particular has lost two of three buds that had and has some of the long leaves and bent a bit 'yellow. A bud fortunately survived and finally opened yesterday. It 'a flower fair, low on the ground level, and pale green a bit' like the leaves, but has its own charm, as with all the orchids.
I think I'll leave it alone for a bit 'and then I try to do un'autoimpollinazione and thus give rise to a new series of vases and jars. Or maybe use the pollen to cross with cymbidium do some shopping.
Ah, I forgot, is fragrance. He has a strange smell of bacon during the day and the evening turns to vanilla.
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