Quite a beautiful Phalaenopsis orchid. Mine should start blooming soon.
autumnsays
Does that Georgia O’Keeffe painting have two vaginas?
Fsays
I do not believe, sir, that that is its face.
otramesays
Ha. That Heinlein quote popped into my head, too.
I have one in bloom and two in spike. I love orchids. Since they figured out a quick way to clone them they’ve become cheap enough for almost anyone to grow.
Anyone else see the robed, cross-legged, helmeted, trying-to-read-your-mind-stanced figure with a spread-eagled ribcage there?
Just me?
Oh. Nevermind then.
baalsays
It looks friendly to me.
boadinumsays
I quite like that visage. Mmmm, visage…
Silisays
Richard Smith,
No, that was Einstein.
psocopterasays
They are easier to keep when your cat doesn’t chew them, and your dogs don’t knock them over. I used to have a lovely light green paphiopedilum. sigh. still my favorite plants.
brucejsays
The February issue of “The Smithsonian Magazine” has an article with some truly astonishing photos of orchids.
Evolution in the petal.
Glen Davidson
“Have you noticed how much they look like orchids? Lovely!”
(from Notebooks of Lazarus Long)
i should have dated a flower.
Quite a beautiful Phalaenopsis orchid. Mine should start blooming soon.
Does that Georgia O’Keeffe painting have two vaginas?
I do not believe, sir, that that is its face.
Ha. That Heinlein quote popped into my head, too.
I have one in bloom and two in spike. I love orchids. Since they figured out a quick way to clone them they’ve become cheap enough for almost anyone to grow.
I love orchids
They’re beautiful and at the same time really easy to care for, especially if you only water your plants once in a blue moon as I do.
Only one orchid. It cost $10 dollars and has lasted for months now. Sure beats “flowers”.
Like autumn (#5), I thought of Georgia O’Keeffe.
There is only one thing this brings to mind.
“I AM SINISTAR. I HUNGER!”
I’ve heard tell that Hitler only ever had one orchid…
Hence the animation acompanying What Shall We Do Now? in the film of The Wall: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a86QgZVgbyQ
Botanical porn…. what’s not to like? {grin}
If you like that image and aren’t too far from London, you should visit Kew Gardens’ Tropical Extravaganza.
Anyone else see the robed, cross-legged, helmeted, trying-to-read-your-mind-stanced figure with a spread-eagled ribcage there?
Just me?
Oh. Nevermind then.
It looks friendly to me.
I quite like that visage. Mmmm, visage…
Richard Smith,
No, that was Einstein.
They are easier to keep when your cat doesn’t chew them, and your dogs don’t knock them over. I used to have a lovely light green paphiopedilum. sigh. still my favorite plants.
The February issue of “The Smithsonian Magazine” has an article with some truly astonishing photos of orchids.
Sili:
But I thought he only had one beer mug.
Albert, ein stein.
*strains at screen*
*blinks*
*strians some more*
Is it wrong to try and see something sexual when looking at plant genitals?