Coelia bella
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Coelia bella is a medium to large growing, terrestrial species from Northern Central America. It has fragrant flowers that have been described as smelling of almond, poppy, or marzipan. The plant is growing in a fine grade orchid bark mixed with perlite and charcoal with a top layer of sphagnum moss in a plastic pot. Semi-shaded conditions with even moisture during active growth.
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At first glance, it brought to mind turmeric flowers. How wide is a flower span, tip-to-tip?
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