delenatii and hcm
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NYEric
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Good growing. 
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MaryPientka
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very beautiful!
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Paph_LdyMacBeth
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Lovely, fingers crossed!
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Nice job Anna.
go baby, go.
Justin
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good growing!
Trithor
Chico (..... the clown)
Looks promising
SlipperFan
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Looking good!
It should be more flat, is a bit waged and crisp.
is not easy take a photo ,I have a cheap camera and capture the color is very hard for me .
anyway the stalk is 34cm and the flower is 12cm across natural span X 10cm of vertical .
I hope that when the plant become more vigorous also the flower improve.
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Anna
is not easy take a photo ,I have a cheap camera and capture the color is very hard for me .
anyway the stalk is 34cm and the flower is 12cm across natural span X 10cm of vertical .
I hope that when the plant become more vigorous also the flower improve.
Anna
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goldenrose
Guest
may not be quite what you wanted in form BUT ....
1). I'd be happy with a HCM that bloomed!
2). I think it has good potential, it does not have droopy hound dog ears, the flower size seems good, the dorsal is good too!
1). I'd be happy with a HCM that bloomed!
2). I think it has good potential, it does not have droopy hound dog ears, the flower size seems good, the dorsal is good too!
Anna, those are both nice flowers.
Looking at that HCM, there was a discussion about distinguishing the difference between an HCM and a vietnamense is looking at that staminoid. Some say HCM should have red pigment while the vietnamense is just plain green/yellow. Looking at your HCM, I would say then that that is not a really reliable feature to tell the two apart. Wouldn't you agree?
Looking at that HCM, there was a discussion about distinguishing the difference between an HCM and a vietnamense is looking at that staminoid. Some say HCM should have red pigment while the vietnamense is just plain green/yellow. Looking at your HCM, I would say then that that is not a really reliable feature to tell the two apart. Wouldn't you agree?
I'm not up to Paph. lingo just yet. Please explain hcm? If this is a first
bloom flower, it will improve with time and maturity, don't you think?
bloom flower, it will improve with time and maturity, don't you think?
good point,you're quite right,pointed out something that I did not know.so looking on google images I seen that hcm staminoid has a spot of red that mine hasn't .on the tag was clearly write hcm but staminoid of this has no red pigment so it is more similar to a vietnamense than hcm.
only the petals are so different,no like beagle ears.
surely to keep.
bye ,Anna
Hi abax, paphiopedilum Ho Chi Minh is an hybrid from (delenatii X vietnamense ).in my hands is the first bloom but the plant has already bloom,as you can see in the third photo .yes I think the next bloom will be better ( cross finger)!
bye,Anna
Thank you, Anna. I should have recognized that, but it didn't register
in my head at the time. Now, I think, of course!
in my head at the time. Now, I think, of course!
