ramadayapati
Active Member
Hi all,
Just wanna share what i've been done with Indonesian local species. Paph.liemianum been my favorite as a seed parent since they're adaptable in hot humid climate and fairly adaptive with saline and alkaline water. Recently i've made a sibling cross from two different clones from this species
Paph. liemianum "Ise-ise" with mottled leaves. It says the locality came from Ise-ise village, Linge district in Central Aceh. Seed Parent
Paph. liemianum "Big Pale" Its origin unknown but most likely West Sumatra province. Plain leaves and purplish on the shoot base with unusual pale green dorsal sepal also bigger flower size compare to normal liemianum. Pollen parent.
First transplanting, 6-7 months after sowing
6 months after first transplantation
8 months after second transplantation. Ready to be acclimatized and potted
6 months after out of flask with a male guest, Polypedates leucomystax, ready to replanted
Single pot, we can see the leaf coloration diversity. Another 2-3 years of patience to see them bloom
Just wanna share what i've been done with Indonesian local species. Paph.liemianum been my favorite as a seed parent since they're adaptable in hot humid climate and fairly adaptive with saline and alkaline water. Recently i've made a sibling cross from two different clones from this species
Paph. liemianum "Ise-ise" with mottled leaves. It says the locality came from Ise-ise village, Linge district in Central Aceh. Seed Parent
Paph. liemianum "Big Pale" Its origin unknown but most likely West Sumatra province. Plain leaves and purplish on the shoot base with unusual pale green dorsal sepal also bigger flower size compare to normal liemianum. Pollen parent.
First transplanting, 6-7 months after sowing
6 months after first transplantation
8 months after second transplantation. Ready to be acclimatized and potted
6 months after out of flask with a male guest, Polypedates leucomystax, ready to replanted
Single pot, we can see the leaf coloration diversity. Another 2-3 years of patience to see them bloom