Get thee to a judgery!
Paph Hsinying Beltre
- Thread starter Bob in Albany N.Y.
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Potterychef
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Bob, great looking flower. Intense saturated color and looks to have real nice substance. What is the spread on the flower? Doug
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biothanasis
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Super dark...!!!! Nice...!!!
Dough, the natural spread is 8.5 centimeters.
arcticshaun
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That's about eveything you would hope for from that cross. Very nice.
Shaun
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Greenpaph
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I love it!
All of the above as well!
All of the above as well!
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Very nice flower Bob.
Cheers!
Theresa
Cheers!
Theresa
Cool flower!
Quick question: I was under the impression that bellatulum normally imparts it week floppy and short flower stem to crosses in a dominant fashion. Is this an exception or is this nor generally the case? Or are we looking at a well staked individual.
Thanks
Quick question: I was under the impression that bellatulum normally imparts it week floppy and short flower stem to crosses in a dominant fashion. Is this an exception or is this nor generally the case? Or are we looking at a well staked individual.
Thanks
TyroneGenade, As I stated earlier in the post the stem did not need to be staked. It is nice and sturdy. I'm not sure if bellatulum weak stem usually shows threw or not in breeding. All I can say is I've seen one H. Beltre and one H. Switch and both had 7 inch sturdy self supporting stems.
Thanks, Bob, for the answer to my negligent question. Hmm... seems I have been fed some misinformation about bellatulum inheritance patterns.
