Phrag Praying Mantis

[Ron-NY]

a primary cross of longifolium X bosserianum

 

[SlipperFan]

Love those twisty petals!

 

[goldenrose]

You are one busy guy tonight, will there be an intermission?

 

[Ron-NY]

No but popcorn will be served :rollhappy:
But to get it you have to hold hands with the person next to you and sing Cum Baya

 

[Roy]

Very nice. Its a good thing yours has gone to the longifolium or you would need to stand back a bit to get what you have in the second pic....

 

[Bolero]

Very nice praying mantis.......great growing!

 

[goldenrose]

Very nice. Its a good thing yours has gone to the longifolium or you would need to stand back a bit to get what you have in the second pic....

Are you getting the impression this plant is somewhat compact as I did?
Ron all ready let me know, he wishes that were the case!

 

[Roy]

Maybe the plant growth has gone to the boisserianum but the spike doesn't seem to have. My Praying M flowers started when the spike was 3 feet tall.
OR Rons plant has the longest leaves in history. The largest growth on my plant at the moment has 2 foot 6 inch span and still has a lot of growing to do.

 

[Ron-NY]

the spike is close to 16" and the plant is a medium sized Phrag. So it falls somewhere in between it's parents.

 

[Greenpaph]

Very impressive!

:drool: