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You are correct, which is why the first responder gets first choice here. At worse you would get 7 (50$) plants and a lot of seedlings for about 250$, which is still a good deal. If I don't get 4 other responders, I will probably not bother, just because its too many plants for me to find room for.

If others are interested in spliting 5 ways, I will get the plants, and do the split, with each person of the 5 getting about (20) seedlings out of compots, (12) 2 to 4 "seedlings, (14) 4 to 7" seedlings, some of which might be in bud, and (7) stud plants. As far as splitting the...

Hey Ross , that is nice; did you get a lot of plants from the cross? Any others in bud? How long did it take from cross to bloom?

I e mailed Nick, and he said a total package would be about 250-260 plants a mix of seedlings to stud plants, some of the seedlings are larger and may be in bud. Plants would be shipped bare root, so thats a lot of plants to have to pot up! A one fifth share, about 50 plants for 250$ plus...

:poke:yeah, too bad about the color though.

happy birthday!

Wow

it is a beauty! I like the yellowness of the pouch, and I love the twisting petals!

Very nice, I really like the color of the second one. Is there something special about Mrs Furnival, that makes her hard to find?

I see a pond `in one photo....and the thought crossed my mind that some of the geo thermal systems use ponds as a heat source, if they are deep enough....it may not be cost effective, but then again , maybe it would....did you consider it as a basic heat source?

Thanks for fleshing out the idea Robert. It seems like it would be easier to start with 4N species paphs and phrags that already exist, until someone finds a 4N cyp. By starting with 4N species, you won't have any odd match up of chromosomes. Or maybe it would promote fertility if you start...

would it be easier in theory to cross 2 4N plants, then each gamete would have a full set of genes, and the seed would then be fully half of each parent species?

was this the mystery bud?

I think he posted this in bloom....Paph Umatilla....phil x parishii

yes, very nice clear soft pink!

A real little gem....your photo makes it glow!

....did you see this thread? "Mexypedium Re-discovery (Habitat Pics)" I am not sure how to do a hyper link, but you can do a search

Gosh....not even a hit if anyone is on the right track?

Eric! you have come a long way, giving photo advise now! ;)

That is a very nice variegation pattern, good luck cloning it!