phrag

[raymond]

phrag Mont Cambrai

 

[Gilda]

WOW !! Beautiful color, form....:clap::clap:

 

[JeanLux]

yes, great colors and looks like a strong spike!!! Jean

 

[goldenrose]

That's lovely! Now if we knew what the cross was?

 

[Phrag-Plus]

That's lovely! Now if we knew what the cross was?

Very nice Raymond, it is caricinum x dalessandroï...

 

[SlipperKing]

Super colors. It must be very small

 

[goldenrose]

Very nice Raymond, it is caricinum x dalessandroï...

Thanks Jean-Pierre - I would have not guessed that one! Now knowing that I'm surprised it doesn't look more like Mary Bess (caricinum x bess)!

 

[raymond]

Plant Phrag Mont Cambrai prise 2

it measures the plant without the pot 32 inches.

Jean Pierre ta division it is in bloom?

 

[Rayb]

Really very nice I doubt I will find one but if I ever do I won't hesatiate to grab it.

Ray

 

[smartie2000]

:clap: very good spike and blooms!

 

[biothanasis]

Great orange-red colour!!! Nice shape!!!

 

[NYEric]

:rollhappy:
Nice small plant!
It looks like I would think, in the whole plant photo you can see how orangey it is.
I don't own the rights to say it so someone else can shout it out!

 

[SlipperFan]

Really very nice I doubt I will find one but if I ever do I won't hesatiate to grab it.

Ray

I agree!

What's the Phrag in the background in the second photo?

 

[raymond]

I agree!

What's the Phrag in the background in the second photo?

besseae Flal.c Golden TalimaX sargantianum = Men Dick Clement

 

[phrag guy]

very nice

 

[shakkai]

Really striking!

 

[SlipperFan]

besseae Flal.c Golden TalimaX sargantianum = Men Dick Clement

Thanks. It's nice, also.

 

[John M]

Raymond;

This is VERY nice! I doubted that the name was correct because the plant is so huge and neither parent is as big! So, I had a look at the Mont Cambrai pictured on PhragWeb and other than the petals being a bit shorter, the flower has the exact colouring and markings as your flowers. Then, I looked at Mary Bess and it's shocking how different they look. So, it does seem to be named correctly and it has simply been cultivated to perfection! Well done!

I'm very impressed with your culture of this plant. Would you please share how you grow it? You've done a fine job and I'd like to learn something new. What is your water source. What fertilizer do you use and at what strength and how often. Potting mix? pH adjustment? Anything that you can tell us would be VERY much appreciated!

Thanks!

John

 

[raymond]

Raymond;

This is VERY nice! I doubted that the name was correct because the plant is so huge and neither parent is as big! So, I had a look at the Mont Cambrai pictured on PhragWeb and other than the petals being a bit shorter, the flower has the exact colouring and markings as your flowers. Then, I looked at Mary Bess and it's shocking how different they look. So, it does seem to be named correctly and it has simply been cultivated to perfection! Well done!

I'm very impressed with your culture of this plant. Would you please share how you grow it? You've done a fine job and I'd like to learn something new. What is your water source. What fertilizer do you use and at what strength and how often. Potting mix? pH adjustment? Anything that you can tell us would be VERY much appreciated!

Thanks!

John

thank you that I use water is the rain, all orchids are provided with each watering fertilizer 13-2-13 Cal / mg alternating with 20-8-20 for approximately 180 ppm, the culture media is a Écores and foam Sphag. with coal and a little lime.

 

[John M]

Thank you for the infomation, Raymond. It's a beautiful plant!