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    Phrag QF Maria.

    Still blooming 24 INCH PLUS
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    Wanted Phragmipediums that bloom often?

    qf Maria... still blooming since FEB 6
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    Phrag QF Maria.

    think of it like french iris,or ditch daylily...almost same leaf form,just slightly smaller.Even today, 4 flowers at the apex of the 24 inch stem,2 months since initiating stem growth.and flowering Feb6
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    Phragmipedium QF Maria

    this was it, mar12
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    Phragmipedium QF Maria

    mine is pretty much the same...at least the genetics are .
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    Phragmipedium QF Maria

    Mine is in bloom right now,and it is cooler(being winter) so it likes blooming in south American fall.Tray growing does give it more moisture as needed...I always have it standing in Water
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    Phragmipedium QF Maria

    I have measured temps on my window sill at 43 deg latitude Niagara Falls area and have been as high as 32C and at night 15c.. using tray method,and it just keeps getting better as it matures..maximum leaf height 10 inches -22 cm
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    Phrag QF Maria.

    as of the 23 March 2024, My QF Maria has had 10 blossoms since Feb3,with another 2 on the way.The only con is, the max number of flowers at one time is 4..The stalks(2) reach for the sky..2 ft tall,but very sturdy.Leaves start to change and drop after bloom (1 leaf per blossom) and a new leaf grows
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    Red Phrags

    my QF Maria is just about to bust open...a very reliable Phrag
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    Cattleya import from Brazil

    when a cattleya labiata species produces a bifoliate shoot,does that indicate a flower bud is forming? I have patiently waited 30 years for my rescue from the RBG Hamilton ,to grow, and it has decided to do so
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    Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi

    I love the in- depth discussion in regards Bessae and Dessandroi. That note from K.Lucek goes into a lot of experiential discovery, that even a genetic examination might not expand upon.
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    Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi

    in regards to the dna testing,they are able to take drops of water from a stream,and tell you what species of fish reside in it...so why not the same from soil residue (detritus) from the locale
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    Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi

    I agree with you,very much differrent than QF maria,having that creeping growth,and smaller flowers, which leads to my belief that it is atotally separate varietal.
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    Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi

    But,both are going into bud
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    Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi

    it's possible,as I was looking at my two hybrids...one is (stoloniferous) growth type,while the number 2,is not creeping.
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