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SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Nice! Did you aquire this plant from Ecuador or did it come from Tom at Fox Valley Orchids?
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Chuck
Guest
Very nice. I have heard that these are difficult to grow. Is that true?
NYEric
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Very nice, I dont grow many green phrags but that would be nice x'd w/ boisserianum or wallisii!
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duane mcdowell
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This is at Ecuagenera in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The plant appears to be quite vigorous.
Phrag-Plus
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Very nice!
Hi Duane,
Our clone also originated with Ecuagenera and may well be a division of this plant since I believe there's only one clone. I believe it will open up a whole new avenue of approach in breeding for yellow/green Phrag. hybrids. Neither our adult plant nor the selfings, once they reach a 4-5 inch leaf span, are difficult to grow, but are extremely difficult to grow out of flask. Kyle has also seen this plant at Ecuagenera.
Thanks,
Our clone also originated with Ecuagenera and may well be a division of this plant since I believe there's only one clone. I believe it will open up a whole new avenue of approach in breeding for yellow/green Phrag. hybrids. Neither our adult plant nor the selfings, once they reach a 4-5 inch leaf span, are difficult to grow, but are extremely difficult to grow out of flask. Kyle has also seen this plant at Ecuagenera.
Thanks,
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etex
Guest
Very cool bloom!
phrag guy
Well-Known Member
very nice to see
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goldenrose
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:drool::drool::drool::clap::clap:
The adult plants do not seem to be difficult to grow. Although, from my observations, they do like to grow drier then a normal longifolium. Have you noticed this, Tom?
Nice to see its been moved to Guayquil. Gualaceo was a bit cool, perhaps.
Kyle
Nice to see its been moved to Guayquil. Gualaceo was a bit cool, perhaps.
Kyle
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biothanasis
Guest
Superb!!!!
SlipperFan
Addicted
Nice -- it will be interesting to see what Tom & other do with this form.
smartie2000
Well-Known Member
Wow, that is beautiful
