I like the paler coloration best also!I actually find myself attracted to the one on the right more than the normal coloration.
delenatii var. dunkel x micranthum
So, the third bud has opened and it is back to the expected normal darker color.
interesting to see them side by side View attachment 29083
I would say that there are definitely two plants here. Beside the very obvious color difference, the dorsals are not at all similar.So are you sure that there aren't two plants in that pot and not just one? Seen it happen before. I still think the lighter one is very attractive.
What would you do? hahaWonder what judges would do in this case. I’ve never encountered this yet at one.
So are you sure that there aren't two plants in that pot and not just one? Seen it happen before. I still think the lighter one is very attractive.
Nope. It is one plant. Weird things happen sometimes.I would say that there are definitely two plants here. Beside the very obvious color difference, the dorsals are not at all similar.
I’ll ask and get back to you lol.What would you do? haha
Me too! but I prefer darker colors.i like both flowers
Photo update from the windowsill where it lives
I changed the orientation of the pot and they are now hugging each other. So cute!
I put In-Charm Handel pollen on the darker flower this morning.
In the back is a big thing of Norito Hasegawa that bloomed earlier in the spring with two flowers atop tall towers.
Dendrobium Tiny Twister blooming on rootless accidental division.
Neofinetia falcata Shoujou busy sending up four spikes which is obviously not shown here
Color wise, I prefer dark but the shape is better on the lighter one. I like them both.Mmmm. Two very pretty flowers. On the first sight I thought the darker coloured on would be the better one.....but the closer and longer I look at them I'm convinced.....the lighter coloured one attracts me more.
So, that Dendrobium has been growing in this 3.75in pot for a few years. I meant to repot it into a larger pot when the newer growths started to grow out & over the edge of the pot. Well, I waited too long and it looked really messy with roots all over outside the pot. I could have taken the plant out of the pot (pot with lots of side slits like net pot almost which didn’t help taking the plant out of it with roots going in & out through those side slits) instead I just yanked it.nice flowers but totally loved this
" rootless accidental division " been there, done that
So, that Dendrobium has been growing in this 3.75in pot for a few years.....