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(Bella Lucia 'Bueno' x Conco-bellatulum 'Pert')
Bella Lucia is (bellatulum x Wellesleyanum), where Wellesleyanum = (concolor x godefroyae). Conco-bellatulum is just what you'd expect: (concolor x bellatulum).
So, overall, this hybrid is:
%50 bellatulum
%37.5 concolor
%12.5 godefroyae
Click through the flickr page to get large photos.
The yellow from the concolor is expressed pretty strongly in this one. And the leaves are a bit different than usual for a Brachy, I think. Almost a bit bluish, with a more open mottling.
I figured a full-plant view, from here, might be interesting—especially to those who don't grow or have much experience with many Brachypetalum. You can see here many attributes of the bellatulum parentage: short inflorescence, cuppy bloom, and a tendency to let the bloom rest on the medium. For reference, this is a 4" pot.
Bella Lucia is (bellatulum x Wellesleyanum), where Wellesleyanum = (concolor x godefroyae). Conco-bellatulum is just what you'd expect: (concolor x bellatulum).
So, overall, this hybrid is:
%50 bellatulum
%37.5 concolor
%12.5 godefroyae
Click through the flickr page to get large photos.
The yellow from the concolor is expressed pretty strongly in this one. And the leaves are a bit different than usual for a Brachy, I think. Almost a bit bluish, with a more open mottling.
I figured a full-plant view, from here, might be interesting—especially to those who don't grow or have much experience with many Brachypetalum. You can see here many attributes of the bellatulum parentage: short inflorescence, cuppy bloom, and a tendency to let the bloom rest on the medium. For reference, this is a 4" pot.
