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Orchid of the Week – Orchid Wise Weekly Flower Spotlight

This week’s Orchid Wise Orchid of the Week is… Cym. Sundaani Spots

Orchid of the Week - Cym. Sundaani Spots
Orchid of the Week – Cym. Sundaani Spots

Parentage: This week’s Orchid of the Week is a cross between Cym. Edward Marshall x Cym. Hot and Happy

Registered: 2023

The reason why it’s our Orchid of the Week:

Following on in our series of Cym. Edward Marshall progeny from Sundaani Orchids, this weeks Orchid Wise Orchid of the Week is a cross that I would not have thought to do…….probably as I would have stayed on the old vintage or species path of hybrids. Good thing for us that Sundaani Orchids thought otherwise, as this week’s Orchid of the Week is certainly different!

The pollen parent of this hybrid is Cym. Hot and Happy. Cym Hot and Happy is a cross of Cym. Hot and Cold and Cym. Happy. This is all getting to be a bit of a mouthful! It is a plant I have never seen, nor heard of, but another Sundaani Orchids registration. But where I’m getting to is that a parent of Cym. Happy is a very famous plant – Cym. Solana Beach, registered back in 1969, which has some pretty awesome plants in the background, so check it out here.

The resulting Cym. Sundaani Spots cultivars are fairly unique, and are certainly for the spots and dots lovers, and maybe not for the old fashioned purists!

Below are some of the cultivars seen so far:
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Cym. Sundaani Spots
Orchid of the Week - Cym. Sundaani Spots
Orchid of the Week – Cym. Sundaani Spots

Some very interesting flowers there and there is one in particular I wouldn’t mind obtaining! All of the images here were supplied by Sundaani Orchids.

Finally, tracing the plant’s heritage through Orchid Roots reveals its primary species ancestors are Cym. insigne, Cym. hookerianum and Cym. tracyanum.

Sundaani Orchids
Sundaani Orchids
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