No-name Cymbidium, 50% off, summer outdoors, spiked winter. 7 greenish flowers with pink streaks (sun exposure), dark maroon lip. Open but cupped for 2 weeks.
Some Cymbidiums naturally produce cupped flowers (petals form cup, don't flatten). Range: barely open → fully flat → reflexed (petals curve back). Without ID, can't know if "should" open more.
Enjoy the unique form—cupped flowers have their own charm.
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