New Cyp described

[Dido]

Hy wanted to share this Link with you

Get it from another forum Member. And tought I share it with you.

One of our members from far east is already selling them

Have a look

http://www.szbg.org/UploadFiles/WZTP/20120921165534.pdf

 

[Ozpaph]

I'm amazed at how something so beautiful van remain undiscovered until the 21st Century.

 

[SlipperKing]

Nice to see another one join the ranks but I never get too excited since I've never had any luck growing these guys.

 

[Berthold]

Hy wanted to share this Link with you
One of our members from far east is already selling them
Have a look
http://www.szbg.org/UploadFiles/WZTP/20120921165534.pdf

Don't get exited. I am afraid its only a marketing trick.

 

[The Orchid Boy]

Marketing trick or not, it's pretty.

 

[Hakone]

Don't get exited. I am afraid its only a marketing trick.

have you evidence ?

 

[monocotman]

Dido,
Interesting but it doesn't look too different from the other species in the macranthos complex, just another slight variant,
David

 

[Hakone]

do you saw the plant live or photo ?

 

[Berthold]

have you evidence ?

Yes, in my garden

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

I've heard about this plant before. Section Macrantha is a tough one to delineate. I've heard of some folks saying that in truth only a couple species exist in it - tibeticum and macranthos - while others, the "splitters" will look at every variant as unique species. The "truth" probably exists somewhere in between.

Regardless, it is a lovely plant, and distinct from a horticultural perspective.

 

[NYEric]

Interesting. Asian cyps are a strange and tenuous thing!

 

[Hakone]

Yes, in my garden

nice, we will compaire in spring :clap: