Well I’m sure it’s sorry it evolved in such a way as displeases your aesthetic preferences.Agreed! This is why I’m not a huge fan of myanmaricum.
Well I’m sure it’s sorry it evolved in such a way as displeases your aesthetic preferences.Agreed! This is why I’m not a huge fan of myanmaricum.
The high-end niveum have clonal parent names. I’m very fond of Sam Tsui’s “Perfect Circle,” which grows vigorously and blooms twice a year. I’ve given a few of its babies as gifts to people with moderate growing skill who are thrilled with their vigor and regular blooming. One friend grows only African Violets and my gift niveum, in African Violet mix, she has blooms most of the year. Your plant and its flowers are stunning and I would think anyone who stewarded its seed would love to see it now.Well technically it doesn’t have parents. It is not a hybrid, it is a species.
The tag seems to say Paphiopedilum niveum, then an “x” then “sib”? The word Express is on line two of the tag. These plants are the results of “sib crosses” I think. A niveum by another niveum. All done in order to produce better niveums.
A niveum by another niveum makes niveum. But regardless, it is a fabulous flower!!
I am jealous of the people that received such nice gifts from you!!The high-end niveum have clonal parent names. I’m very fond of Sam Tsui’s “Perfect Circle,” which grows vigorously and blooms twice a year. I’ve given a few of its babies as gifts to people with moderate growing skill who are thrilled with their vigor and regular blooming. One friend grows only African Violets and my gift niveum, in African Violet mix, she has blooms most of the year. Your plant and its flowers are stunning and I would think anyone who stewarded its seed would love to see it now.
Do you happen to have a photo of it?The high-end niveum have clonal parent names. I’m very fond of Sam Tsui’s “Perfect Circle,” which grows vigorously and blooms twice a year. I’ve given a few of its babies as gifts to people with moderate growing skill who are thrilled with their vigor and regular blooming. One friend grows only African Violets and my gift niveum, in African Violet mix, she has blooms most of the year. Your plant and its flowers are stunning and I would think anyone who stewarded its seed would love to see it now.
Hear, hear! 👏👏👏That shape is incredible.
I wouldn't count on 'x sib' ad modum Sam, actually means, that it is a sibling cross. The otherwise impeccable and splendid Sam seems to have had a rather private understanding of the meaning of this particular designation.The tag seems to say Paphiopedilum niveum, then an “x” then “sib”? The word Express is on line two of the tag. These plants are the results of “sib crosses”
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