Neo. kishuryokufu

[Marco]

From Tom-DE. Typical neo fragrance from what I can tell.

Thanks for the wonderful neo Tom-DE



kishuryokufu (紀州綠風) 01 - 12.23.15 by Marco, on Flickr

kishuryokufu (紀州綠風) 01 - 12.28.15 by Marco, on Flickr

 

[SlipperFan]

Sweet!

 

[Ozpaph]

very pretty in white

 

[Migrant13]

Good pick up!

 

[Erythrone]

Love it (I love almost all Neofs...)

 

[Happypaphy7]

A cute little bunch!

So what's the distinguishing features of this particular variety??

 

[Erythrone]

Supposed to be a green flower variety isn't it?

http://www.orchidboard.com/community/vanda-alliance-neofinetia/69234-kishu-ryokufu.html

 

[Marco]

I think they're supposed to be slightly green. This bloomed with near 40-50 night time degree temps and near 60-70 degree temps during the day. Could be a function of the cold weather. Similar to this plant, The yubae I have didn't turn into a deeper yellow similar to the mother plant it was divided from. Could also possible be my culture?

 

[Erythrone]

I think they're supposed to be slightly green. This bloomed with near 40-50 night time degree temps and near 60-70 degree temps during the day. Could be a function of the cold weather. Similar to this plant, The yubae I have didn't turn into a deeper yellow similar to the mother plant it was divided from. Could also possible be my culture?

Good question! With the exception on temperature, what can make a bloom darker? Light quality? Do you grow under lights?

 

[Happypaphy7]

I think I do see faint green hue. Or is it how they open up and then turn totally white??

I was told that green neos develop the best color under cooler conditions, and you do have cool enough temperatures.

The yellow ones, I don't think need cooler temperature as the color is from ascocentrum or something else that grows warm. Don't know.

Whatever the case, I like the flower power on this.
I've never had more than 6 per spike on my neos.