Cyp. Kentucky Pink Blush

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littlefrog

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Other than what was written on the bag when I bought it, I know nothing about this hybrid. I'm not even sure it is a good name. Two big flowers on a fairly short plant though. I like it.

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Started it indoors, yes. Keep them in the unheated part of my growing area all winter, but our weather has been weird and some started to break dormancy early so I pulled them all the way inside when we went from super warm to ultra cold.
 
Beautiful flower. I agree it looks like Pluto (fasciolatum x franchetii). I can't see any kentuckiense in that flower - the lip is wrong and the petals are too flat. These "Kentucky Pink", "Kentucky Pink Blush", and others are trade names in Europe - I'm not even sure if they are registered with RHS.
 
Beautiful flower. I agree it looks like Pluto (fasciolatum x franchetii). I can't see any kentuckiense in that flower - the lip is wrong and the petals are too flat. These "Kentucky Pink", "Kentucky Pink Blush", and others are trade names in Europe - I'm not even sure if they are registered with RHS.

Yes, I think it is a trade name too. I like it anyway. I have a Sabine (just got one awarded in February, actually), but it doesn't look much like this one. Could be the same cross, I suppose, but they look pretty different to me. Agree there is no kentuckiense in it! If it is in there it is buried pretty deep!:)

Frosh was selling Pluto at one point too, I think, so that lends credence to the possibility that this is a clone of Pluto. Suppose we will never know.
 

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