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This is from a flask of New Horizon x Raptor from Sam. I think it looks as though it has a good mix of both parents IMHO.

Looks amazing. Good growing

You always have great plants and this is no exception.

Does anyone have a photo of the original ‘Foxcatcher’ FCC clone?

I asked Sam his thoughts and he responded as follows: ‘It looks this has to be a 4n plant, just like the grand parent Fox Catcher. The leaves look almost identical. And the flowers too except the FC bloom normal most of the time. It has great potential as the FC. I would not give up on this...

This is a clone from a flask I got from Sam ('Jr Foxcatcher' x 'Foxcatcher'). I have been waiting for this one to flower as it always looked different from the rest of the flask. The leaves are rounder and thicker. I wonder if it might be tetraploid and/or peloric? Is it something that is worth...

Nice roths. Could you please tell me the perantage of Paph rothschildianum 'Paradise City and Big Papa? Thanks

Simply stunning. Well done.

Where did the clonal name come from? Tongariro is the Maori name for a river in New Zealand.

Wow!!!!

A beautiful example.

Hi from New Zealand

I agree, it works well but as you say the stolons get out of control and it is difficult when repotting is needed.

I flowered half a dozen of this cross this past spring and they were among some of the best. Sometimes you just get lucky.

Stunning example

The colour is amazing. Well grown too

P.S. I am only using Alexandra for FCC plants. This was originally thought to be an FCC but was unfortunately downgraded due to a slight leaning flower. I hope that it will get there eventually.

Thanks. Katipo is the Maori name for our native Black Widow Spider. (Similar to the Aussie Redback). I use this name for all my plants. Alexandra is my beautiful partner.

Very nice. Can you please advise as to your growing conditions and media used?