Two hundred fourteen miniature flowers and thirty-eight buds on twenty-one horizontal inflorescences up to 3-cm; plant 30-cm by 30-cm mounted on a 32-cm hardwood stick; flowers light yellow, starry; individual parts too tiny to describe; substance medium, texture matte; commended for excellent culture and dramatic presentation.

This species had a CBR from 1984, so it was not photographed for an SITF submission, however we believe the photo of the plant and the close-up of the flowers are sharp enough to enlarge for any additional measurements or examination.

The owner indicates: "I purchased the plant several years ago from a vendor on eBay, I don't recall his name. As I recall, he's in Puerto Rico. I checked Ackerman and it does closely match the drawing of C. fasciola...it's not a botanical drawing. I have been told this clone is unusual in that while it does self pollinate, the flowers open better and last longer than is typical. I had purchased 2 and the other barely opened. That plant is no longer extant."