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My dealer, who is also her breeder, has not given this Love Passion a separate clone name. He simply labeled her “particularly dark type.”

For a Green Hornet, I miss the "freckles", those little dots in the shoe that appear on all longifolium hybrids. I'm betting on richteri. That would also fit with Ecugenera, because richteri has had them on offer from time to time in recent years, while I can't remember Green Hornet.

In 2021 I ordered a Phragmipedium pearcei from Ecuagenera, which was delivered to me with the remains of a flower and could therefore be unambiguously identified as a pearcei. In spring 2022 the plant bloomed and once again it became clear that it was a pearcei. Due to lack of space, I...

If you think that's okay then that's your business. I will continue to insist on receiving what I ordered and, above all, what I paid for. No matter what I have read here or not. If I want to be lucky, I play the lottery.

Dalessandroi was just the price here. I think it's really outrageous what Ecugenera is doing here, aren't they worried about their reputation at all? The plant delivered does not bear a single characteristic of dalessandroi, regardless of whether it is a species or a variety

I thought...

It's hard to capture the right color. The first few days it was more of a burgundy color, now it's slightly pink. Almost 12cm wide, very beautifully colored first flower.

The plant on the right is now blooming for the second time. It bloomed for the first time from August 2022 to August 2023 and produced a total of 18 flowers. Let's see how many there will be this time. The plant on the left hasn't bloomed yet.

Excellent Leslie, I'm also waiting for my YM's first bloom. It will still take a few days. The ever-growing plants also present me with ever greater challenges.

It is the 4th and last flower for now. I love her now.

Does anyone of you know whether the Phragmipedium besseae var dalessandroi, which is offered at Ecuagenera, is really a dalessandroi? I also ask because dalessandroi is actually a species and not a variety.

Phragmipedium Memoria Garren Weaver A very successful hybrid with pearcei

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The horror came from the completely different expectations. It's like expecting a sip of beer in the glass and then it's apple juice. Nobody has anything against apple juice, only if you think it's beer then it's terrible.

I don't see anything that doesn't belong there, so there's no reason to doubt the identity. 3rd generation hybrids are diverse.

It's always the same when it comes to evaluating and judging, whether it's bonsai, dogs or orchids, too much vanity.

Phragmipedium Ivan Portilla (Phragmipedium Grouville × Phragmipedium kovachii). There are better ones but there are also significantly worse ones, I'm not dissatisfied. One could almost believe that Hanne Popow would be part of it.

Some time ago I got a Phragmipedium Sedenii from Ecuagenera. When the flower opened a few days ago, I was horrified, I had expected something completely different. So I started researching and found this listing from eliteorchids.com which is identical to my flower. Unfortunately, inquiries to...

Transvaal is definitely an option

I'm staying with Vanguard