Hi, you wonderful folks helped me ID my Zygopetalum maculatum a few weeks back, many thanks. I now have another orchid (about 12 years old for me) It is in bloom, as it does every year around Christmas, I have no idea what it is! Kind of looks like a Zygopetalum, I believe it was purchased at the same time my "Z" maculatum was. It grows very well outside all year round here in North San Diego Co. Any clues!
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Jeanne Uzar Hudson
over 4 years agoDo you another picture with more open flowers? We have a red Cym that looks similar. -
Alex Maximiano
over 4 years agoIt looks like a Cymbidium hybrid with the species floribundum somewhere in the background. Could be Cym. Waringah Winter, Cym. Wan-Su, Cym. Cranberry Velvet. I don't think you're going to find out for sure without further clues. -
James Bixler
over 4 years agoWell, please have patience with me, I loaded the other pictures into my 1st album, which I believe is public. -
James Bixler
over 4 years agoI have more pictures of this orchid but I can't seem to load them!
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