Hallo,
nitida (=ochracea) sollte im Frühling aus dem Neutrieb blühen; ist mir jetzt fast noch zu früh!
lg
Herbert
Zur Unterscheidung von nitida <> ochracea vielleicht noch Folgendes:
"...
The form of the inflorescence is a useful means of identifying the species
and in the case of C. nitida (Wall. Ex D. Don) Lindl. (syn C. ochracea
Lindl.), it is proteranthous, which means that it develops on the top of a
vegetative shoot of which the terminal internode is not developed, but the
leaves are developing simultaneously. After flowering or fruit setting, the
terminal node develops into a pseudobulb and, from the top the leaves
continue to develop. In the case of C punctulata Lindl. (syn. C. nitida
(Roxb.) Hook.f.) the inflorescence in hysteranthous, which means that the
inflorescence develops on the top of a fully developed pseudobulb where
there are fully grown leaves.
..."
Ganz viel steht in:
Dudley Clayton, The Genus Coelogyne: A Synopsis, The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in 2002 (ISBN 983-812-048-0).
Ich habe beide:
Coelogyne ochracea: C. nitida (Wall. Ex D. Don) Lindl. (syn C. ochracea Lindl.)
Coelogyne nitida: C punctulata Lindl. (syn. C. nitida (Roxb.) Hook.f.)
Und neulich habe ich sie beide GLEICHZEITIG blühen gesehen bei einem größeren Münchener Orchideenhändler.
Ciao
LI.
