...and here's our clone of Paph. lowii var "tomnjerryi" syn horizontalis in bloom again this morning. I think we'll try selfing it this time so we can offer a few seedlings down the road.
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It took 5 years to bloom again?
SlipperFan
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Nice. It really has long petals.
Different division, Linus.
Good to know. So will this bloom every year on a very large mature plant?
NYEric
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cool, i still think it is distinct!
Actually, the plant is compact compared to a standard lowii ( 16" leaf span vs 22" leaf span).......and the leaves are quite glaucous compared to the standard. It has been blooming every year or two - haven't kept records. It would be nice to have it described as either a new species or at least a variety of lowii, but for the time being, I think I'll just self it and make a few seedlings. Jerry Fischer and I both bought divisions of this clone marked "new species - lowii like" from Taylor Orchid about 10 years ago. As far as I know it was a wild clone.
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unusual stance ( I still prefer the 'original, though)
Paphman910
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I agree! Lowii has so many variation depending on where they come from.
Trithor
Chico (..... the clown)
Interesting thread. I think the petal presentation and stance make it very attractive indeed.
chrismende
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It is a very striking flower!
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