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This red Don Wimber (Eric Young x besseae) has been begging me to take it home for the past two weeks, so I did...
It took 2 long weeks?SlipperFan said:This red Don Wimber (Eric Young x besseae) has been begging me to take it home for the past two weeks, so I did...
slippertalker said:Is this a tetraploid Don Wimber?
I don't know -- the tag didn't say so. But I wouldn't be surprised. The flower is not bigger than other Don Wimber's I've seen, but it is as red as any, and the petals are wider than most I've seen.slippertalker said:Is this a tetraploid Don Wimber?
One can never say for certain, I suppose, But I'm pretty sure it's Don. I thought of it as a DW when it first opened, before I read the tag. For comparison:e-spice said:It is very pretty. Are you sure it wasn't mislabeled though? Don Wimbers usually have a certain look to them and yours, while beautiful, looks a little different. It almost looks like it has a tiny bit of schlimii or fischerii in its background.
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SlipperFan said:I don't know -- the tag didn't say so. But I wouldn't be surprised. The flower is not bigger than other Don Wimber's I've seen, but it is as red as any, and the petals are wider than most I've seen.
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