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Denverpaphman
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I would like to track down a Cypripedium fasciculatum. I want to start experimenting with orchids native to Colorado.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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parvi_17
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To my knowledge, this species is not in cultivation/production, so any plants you do find are likely to be wild-sourced. I don't know of any nurseries anywhere that are growing it.
KyushuCalanthe
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Tough to find any in the states not directly wild collected for sure. I do know that Bill Steele worked with this species years ago. He managed to produce a few seedlings, and subsequently flowered a few. In times past a few European growers offered seedlings, though I don't know if any are still out there.
A really tough plant in cultivation by all accounts.
A really tough plant in cultivation by all accounts.
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Denverpaphman
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I bet it is hard to grow, it has such a small range in the state. I would love to figure it out though...I can't think of a plant I would want to see in the mountains more. Welp, now I have a new reason to go camping! Maybe I can find a patch and pollinate it and then go back and get some seed. Thanks for the comments!
