This is it's second growth. First growth did not bloom but I moved it to S/H culture at some point and that may have delayed it. I had it for at least 2 years.Excellent. How long did it take to bloom?
pray tell Dot...why don't you think so? My understanding is that flavum is recessive.Beautiful, but it doesn't look like it was made with a flavum besseae.
It's obvious I'm not an expert. But from all the Don Wimbers I've seen (quite a few), the red ones were made with a typical orangish besseae, and the ones that were more orange were made with flavums.pray tell Dot...why don't you think so? My understanding is that flavum is recessive.
Don't feel like the lone ranger Dot! I guess we are only seeing the ones that have the flavum influence, the others they're hiding in the back!:evil:
Interesting slippertalker, but it would make sense that not all are going to take after the flavum parent! Such a good learning place, I would like to try some X's, I don't think there's enough time to make me an expert in any part of orchids!
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