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Lovely clone John. I wish I could buy it!

Boldly spotted dorsals, very nice

Lovely bloom, I also can't see any Winston in it though

What is the pod, and when did you make the cross (or is it a spontaneous pod) Sowing yourself is fairly simple.

Not just the dorsal, those lateral segments are pretty wow too! Nice one for sure

Spectacular! Thank you for posting

That is sure to brighten any greenhouse

Your photography is to be admired (as is your growing)! That is incredibly cute.

That is a beauty

Very nice indeed. I don't think that the dorsal is small, rather that the lateral segments are so large! It would be nice to see a group of these in bloom, lots of potential here for next generation breeding!

A spectacular habitat picture! Some very good broad and strong coloured clones there. I would imagine the long lasting nature of the blooms contributes to their chance of pollination and so the greater number of seedlings and colony formation. Do you see a many wild pods on the plants that you...

Hot chocolate! I suspect it is even more impressive seen in person.

A cheerful looking bloom. Two good healthy looking plants. Where did you get them, if I may ask?

Wow, that is tops! Beautiful well shaped and unblemished blooms held easily on strong tall spikes. Surprisingly narrow leaves for a Maudiae. One of those hybrids which not only combines the best characteristics of both parents, but accentuates those features. Great clone, congratulations!

Adductum praying for a successful outcome? Awesome picture

We thank you for the effort and dedication. It is a privilege to be able to share your experience.

You have a spectacular collection of bulbos, Rick! These posts are some of my favorite on the forum, thank you!

Some serious petal twisting going on there. Lookin good!

A sad progression to the thread. I work and live within a conservation environment in Africa. The sad reality within 3rd world countries is that if it can't pay its way it has little value. That is a concept which is very difficult to come to grips with in a developed and stable economy within...

Superb! Well done, that is quite a cv Marie has there!