Iâve never seen a orchid do this before! Is it unusual? Two flowers grew on the same small stem and the flowers combined together! đ„ș
Iâve never seen a orchid do this before! Is it unusual? Two flowers grew on the same small stem and the flowers combined together! đ„ș
Thatâs pretty unusual. Can we see a picture of the back of the flowers? Does it look like there are two buds together on the end of a âbranchâ or two flowers from one bud? Interesting either way. How long have you had this particular plant? Do you have a cultivar name? These no ID phalaenopsis are so very hybridized that sometimes their genes are a little wonky. Some have a higher tendency to make keikis, or terminal spikes, maybe yours has the tendency to make twin flowers? đ€·đ»ââïž
1 gillaI added photos of the back âșïž
1 gillaI believe the flowers came from the same pod, there was three pods that were on the plant and that was one of three
0 gillningarReally cool. It looks like the best kind of mutation- one that results in bonus beautifully formed flowers. Itâs like a conjoined twin!
2 gillningarAhh! Thatâs so cool! đ
1 gillaHow cool!!! I didnât know they could do that!!
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