Henryanum

[tnyr5]

this lil guy came to me with only 3 viable roots and then lost half its leaves to basal rot. It was touch & go for a while, but he seems to be happy now, filling the pot with roots.

Tiny flower, as expected, (ns isn't even 7cm), but quite a nice dorsal.

 

[NYEric]

Good save. I'm guessing the photo is a little over-exposed and the gorsal is really green?

 

[tnyr5]

Mmmmm, more of a chartreuse with a bronze overlay. The colors in the pic are very close to real life.

 

[Erythrone]

Cutie!

 

[Justin]

looking good!

 

[SlipperFan]

Colors look at bit over-saturated, but fairly true to life. One can tell by looking at the neutral colors of the background.

Very nice flower, and good save!

 

[tnyr5]

Hrmm...all my pics are just cell phone pics, they look true on my mobile... Maybe they appear more saturated on a computer monitor?

 

[polka]

Hey tnyr5
who did you get the little guy from, because I really like the dorsal on yours.
I'm looking to get one this spring. Have three places in mind.
Thanks
Rex

 

[17andgrowing]

Awesome!

 

[jjkOC]

Very sweet!

 

[Trithor]

Nice looking henryanum, good shape and balance. Size is not bad either.

 

[Ozpaph]

nice dorsal shape and good pouch colour

 

[tnyr5]

Hey tnyr5
who did you get the little guy from, because I really like the dorsal on yours.
I'm looking to get one this spring. Have three places in mind.
Thanks
Rex

Rex, this is one of those crosses using 'Bear' as a parent, so anything along those same breeding lines should have a shot at being similar.

Couple new pics. Flower expanded quite a bit (NS is about 7.5 cm now with a 4cm dorsal) & faded slightly in color. I didn't have a lot of light with which to take pictures at the time.

 

[cnycharles]

Nice save and flower! While looking online for certain phrag hybrids I've seen a decent number of Henrys for sale

 

[dodidoki]

Great henry and very well done saving!

 

[SlipperFan]

Henry is certainly unique in its coloration. Nice flower.

 

[mrhappyrotter]

Down here in the South, we have a word for that -- "purdy".