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| Doesn't seem to want to lean over like it's growing out of a cliff, like the descriptions seem to indicate, but I have a few different pots of orientalis, that are starting into bloom now. I'll update as the come on, but I snapped a picture of this one the first to open today so I thought I would throw it on here as I update the weather.
It was in the 70's in the greenhouse all day mostly and quite nice outside as well, with sun and temps hitting the high 50's, I'm hoping this weather is going to stick around for awhile. \
Cheers,
Mark
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