Photo credit
Lisa Drogemoller.
Description
Disa atricapilla (Orchidaceae) A perennial up to 30cm with narrow cauline leaves (arising from the stem). The unusual coloured inflorescence is corymbose (flat-topped) with up to 20 flowers, the large wing-like side sepals are red and white with black tips, the petals and lip are maroon and speckled.
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Goeie genade! Ek het dit nog nooit gesien nie. Amper elke denkbare kleur is iewers daarin. Die koningsblou is nogal opmerklik!
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Dit is ongelooflik mooi!
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Sjoe, dit is baie mooi!
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Baie dankie Christa! dis so anders ne?
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Wow, those are fascinating flowers. I love the lick of black.
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I have never seen something like that before!
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Until your post, neither had I! There’s something beautiful about the stark contrast.
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This is beautiful… I’ve never seen a flower like it. Thank you for sharing xx
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Thanks Bren Me neither!
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This looks like an image one might create in a kaleidoscope
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You are right! Amazing nature!
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Wat ‘n kleurvolle blom! Ek het dit beslis nog nooit gesien nie!
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Ongelooflik ne?
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How incredibly colourful
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It is just amazing.
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