I have a Cat that I bought a couple of years ago as a
small plant and have been growing it up to blooming size.
The catch is that I don't remember what it is supposed to
look like (the bloom that is). I tried a web search but
came up empty. I think it's some mixture of red and yellow
but I'm not sure. So, does anyone know what Lc. "Mamies Delight"
looks like?

Dave

In article ,
(Dave Sheehy) writes:

The catch is that I don't remember what it is supposed to
look like (the bloom that is).

Dave,

I have many orchids, I don't remember what they are supposed to look like..
That is part of the excitement for me when I see flower spikes.. I can't wait
for them to open.. I LIKE the surprize.. alot of people don't however.. LOL


lynn

LYNN32141 ) wrote:
: In article ,
: (Dave Sheehy) writes:

: The catch is that I don't remember what it is supposed to
: look like (the bloom that is).

: Dave,

: I have many orchids, I don't remember what they are supposed to look like..
: That is part of the excitement for me when I see flower spikes.. I can't wait
: for them to open.. I LIKE the surprize.. alot of people don't however.. LOL

I don't object to being surprised either. I agree that it can be pretty fun
to be surprised with something you chose at an earlier time and subsequently
forgot about. Since tastes change with time I wonder if I'll still like it
when it does bloom. I guess I'm a little impatient and want to cheat a bit.
I'm also running out of space and if I can identify some deadwood that's a
good thing.

Dave

In article ,
(Dave Sheehy) writes:

Since tastes change with time I wonder if I'll still like it
when it does bloom

Dave,

Oh gosh I do hope you still like it.. but I do agree, if it's not going to
bloom, period or it's one of a variety you won't like, time to get rid of it..
hmmm but hang in there.. patience is a true virtue at times with orchids.. just
wish it didn't take so long.. LOL

lynn