Cyp candidum

[Ross]

Growing in a pot, I love this mini.

 

[tocarmar]

Very Nice Ross!!!
If you have extra pollen I could use it!!!

Thank You!!!

 

[jjkOC]

So cute!!!

 

[W. Beetus]

Wonderful plant! I didn't know this species was a miniature.

 

[Ross]

Very Nice Ross!!!
If you have extra pollen I could use it!!!

Thank You!!!

Sorry. I took this picture a couple weeks ago and have been too busy to post it until now. The flowers are done blooming. Remind me next year and I'll send you some.

 

[Ross]

Wonderful plant! I didn't know this species was a miniature.

Here's a picture from last year with a US dime (Small coin) for comparison.

 

[tocarmar]

O.K. Thanks!!!

 

[Brian Monk]

Wow!!!!

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

Great species that should be used more to develop miniature lines. Crosses with other tiny plants such as farreri, segawai, yunnanense, wardii, as well as short growing species like fasciolatum or the short growing forms of tibeticum all could produce very interesting results.

Very lovely plants Ross. Salvaged?

 

[SlipperFan]

Thanks for the comparison -- I didn't know these were so tiny.

 

[Ross]

Great species that should be used more to develop miniature lines. Crosses with other tiny plants such as farreri, segawai, yunnanense, wardii, as well as short growing species like fasciolatum or the short growing forms of tibeticum all could produce very interesting results.

Very lovely plants Ross. Salvaged?

Yes, I got it as a gift from a friend who bought it from the guy licensed by the state of Minnesota to rescue plants from road construction sites. I believe his name is Tom Nelson. I don't have my copy of Orchid Fever handy to confirm the name.

 

[NYEric]

Very, very nice. A great gift! Yes it's Tom Nelson.