PHRAG said:Are you telling me that this...
Are close enough to the same thing to be growing side by side in the wild?
The first image is a line bred Fox Valley clone. The second is a division of wild collected Peruvian besseae. Answer carefully, this is a trick question.
Heather said:I want to see those native besseaes that Lien showed you before I answer that question. :evil:
I've heard the commander is mm possibility before too.lienluu said:Leo,
Rex is wild collected. There's an article in the Cymbidium Society Journal about it. If you'd like. I can e-mail a pdf copy to you.
Mont Milais was part of the same shipment that Commander was in. In fact, many people believe Commander and Mont Milais are in fact the same clone. That's what Sam mentioned to me in a conversation a few weeks back.
Lien
slippertalker said:. The genetic material, however, is the same.....
Heather said:So, have we totally scared poor Shadow away yet?
Eric Muehlbauer said:For someone starting out with roths, and myself included, I'd go for a cross that is reported to be easier to bloom...supposedly, crosses made by Charles E are supposed to be difficult to bloom....My cross is supposed to be easy...now if only I could get it to actually grow......
Have you got photos?Rick said:It has done well for me mixed with Rex or Noyo.
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