smartie2000
Well-Known Member
The cross is between Phrag Grande and Phrag. longifolium. So that makes it 25% caudatum and 75% longifolium. I don't think I have seen this cross posted on this forum yet.
Interestingly I had this plant for a number of years, it just would not grow big enough. Then suddenly last year it sent out a new growth with huge broad leaves, which grew fast enough to bloom this year. So there is hope for those runts in collections!
Phragmipedium Mont Fallu
Interestingly I had this plant for a number of years, it just would not grow big enough. Then suddenly last year it sent out a new growth with huge broad leaves, which grew fast enough to bloom this year. So there is hope for those runts in collections!


Phragmipedium Mont Fallu