Lady Isabel x anitum
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Camellkc
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A cool Hsinying Lady Duck!
Hsinying Lady Duck or Hsinying Anita :
http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27976&highlight=Hsinying+Anita
NYEric
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Pretty light color for an anitum hybrid. 
thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing.
atlantis
Well-Known Member
Pretty light color for an anitum hybrid.
I was thinking about the same.
Could it be L.Isabel x adductum? Even flower appearance reminds me of adductum much more than anitum.
Anyway...that´s an extremely nice cross!
K
kellyincville
Guest
Nice! I like the petal stance.
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very nice 'singlet'.
SlipperFan
Addicted
My thoughts, also.
emydura
Well-Known Member
Very nice.
Whenever I have seen hybrids involving anitum and stonei, the dorsal has generally been light in colour - stonei seems to dominate. This is also not a primary hybrid so you will see some variation. I see no reason to doubt the identity.
Whenever I have seen hybrids involving anitum and stonei, the dorsal has generally been light in colour - stonei seems to dominate. This is also not a primary hybrid so you will see some variation. I see no reason to doubt the identity.
Trithor
Chico (..... the clown)
Does it grow and bloom easily? Pity that it only caries a single bloom.
Yes, it grows easily. This is a young plant which explains a single bloom.
Trithor
Chico (..... the clown)
The ease of culture is a bonus which would offset a whole lot of other factors. Lets hope that it carries more blooms next time round, then it will impress.
Camellkc
Well-Known Member
I have a adult plant of this and found that it is not difficult to grow. However, I observed that the growth rate is not as fast as lowii and kolo, I would consider the rate is similar to roths.
