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Arundina graminifolia
A small orchid that thrives in full sun.
Originally from SE Asia, naturalized in Hawaii. Scattered flowers seen in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park near the caldera of the active shield volcano, Kilauea. Elevation around 4000'. Very windy.
Spotted on Dec 14, 2018
Submitted on Mar 28, 2019
5 Comments
Okay. Thanks Mauna. I just came back here to see if you had answered as I didn't get any word on it. As I said, Daniele is aware of this and is working on it. Thanks much. Have a great weekend.
Tukup, I’m not currently getting emails for comments (for example, I didn’t get an email for your comment).
Hi Mauna. Are you getting comment notifications or are you missing them again too? I should have gotten several on Machi's SOTD and several others. Daniele has explained why and it's no big problem. I just need to keep checking for comments. I'm just curious.
Hi Tukup. That’s quite a sunny viewpoint and I really appreciate it. Thanks, friend!
Hi Mauna. What a beautiful flower in the midst of a somewhat drab setting. There is beauty everywhere. One just has to look for it. Thanks.