#Cymbidium in a corroded stainless-steel pot. Plant was not in pot at the time of the #wildFire but its plastic pot at the time had melted away completely when I found it. Plant not burned but dried to a crisp.

Stainless pot >700 C, PP pot >170C

Popped-up new growth soon after autumn rains began. Images 7-03-2026

No similar _named_ sp or var found online anywhere I'd visit. Anyone?

Cymbidium sauve (Grass-leaf Cymbidium / snake orchid) in the rain at Corunna, NSW. After what looked like a goodish start to the flowering season only one plant on the road in actually made it to full-flowering - the very dry spring affected most other plants around the property.

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Cymbidium sauve (Grass-leaf Cymbidium / snake orchid) at Corunna, NSW. Wasn't sure there would be a lot of flowers out this year with very little rain at home recently but two of the three plants on the road in are looking great (despite being munched a little by some of the smaller locals!)

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Cymbidium sauve (Grass-leaf Cymbidium / snake orchid) at Corunna, NSW. Flowering was a little reduced this year with very little spring rainfall at Corunna but the few plants still out enjoyed some rare moisture from an afternoon storm passing through today.

#Orchids #OzPlants #Biodiversity #Ecology #Botany #Photography #Spring #InTheField #Nature #BloomScrolling #Cymbidium #CymbidiumOrchids