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I have a few extra for down the road

3 King Charles all from the same sib cross. The last one also has unusually variegated foliage. I will be selling them when the weather is warm and if any interest is expressed in them. I believe the first 2 have some potential for breeding if one were inclined. King Charles 'Top Heavy'...

Since Naoki showed success with his plant, here is another to compare. This was originally from Tom DE

nope, not in the slightest :mad:

so.... shoot me:poke: Yes it's a can cross and it is obviously lab grown. My ethics are fine with it so I thought I would share with you. I believe it is the first hybrid I know of to be produced from the new species. RHS- Suhkacan (Popow) I left the full name out of the title for those...

Definitely correct Troy, it needs a lot of love. I got it in poor condition so I am hoping for the best.

This is a mystery to me. I would appreciate any and all considerations. I can see exul, helenae and maybe coccineam. I am not a hybrid grower so if the plant is desirable to someone in the states, I am sure we can work something out. Origin-OZ, unlabeled

first blooming for this tiny little guy

This is a plant I purchased as Paph vejvarutianum. I had thought it was with how the plant looked prior to the flower opening. It is about half the size of my other line bred 'gratixianum' This one is much more waxy in texture, smaller in NS, shorter inflorescence height and the spotting is...

Yes but one will usually fail or deform. I don't know if I can remember a pic when there were two spikes, each with an open flower and both in good shape. It is still quite uncommon though

good job blooming the Cycnoches! I missed that on the first look

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Popow, single growth division, not in spike was $1500 USD and for sale this Fall :drool:

I don't think you could have taken a better photograph. The flowers not too bad either ;)

soft and sweet

Indeed it was not reproducible in my case. It was one plant out of hundreds and it has since produced normal leaves. No change in culture other than temperatures decreasing with the seasons.

I think absolutely it will. I would use Eggshells culture as an example. He uses VERY low lighting at much shorter intervals than most advertise. I have started to follow that and from a reduction in light I have had far better growth without a shortage of spikes. In my very novice opinion I...

Happy you are not alone with this. I recently bulked up my collecting habits over the past year. Most plants I buy will be in sets of 3 to 6. From this year I have a set of sangii which are all potted together so they receive the exact same treatment. One plant in the bunch has decided to throw...

I have grown it well with nights closer to 65F. I think 55F might be a bit too cool resulting in a slightly slower growth habit. Fantastic close ups!