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It looks great! What do you use for lights? Just florescent?

I like the spotting , it will be interesting to see how it does in the future.

interesting....I wonder if this species has been studied to work on problems with organ transplant rejection.

I like it too.... it will be interesting to see if there is a lot of variation in the progeny.

Are jusdging criteria explained some where? Does any one ever get 100, or is 90 something the max?

Were those your roths at the last COOS meeting? I didn't know they could be grown so successfully under lights! Welcome!

You are a wealth of information Leo! Thanks for sharing, I am sure a few people may benefit knowing these might show up at local stores. Of course, you have the advantage of knowing what is a good find. I really like the White Paph!

how does the color and size of this compare to a pure besseae? I like this a lot, and the color seems less orangy red than the photo of your "Carlisle" Besseae, or is it just differences in the monitor or photo skewing the color?

This is one of my favorites!

WOW, I really like the bright yellow, which is accentuated by the flashes of red, without becoming muddy or washed out. For me, the Icho tower flower doesn't have the punch of eye striking color, with its blended peachy tones. It will be interesting to see how this performs as the plant matures...

very nice, I like the ruffles too

Could the redder color come as the flower ages? how old are the new blooms now? when you got it last yr, was that an older more mature bloom?

Dot likes dots.........

I saw a flower at a show once that looked to me like it was Armeniacum x suk. I know it is a named cross, but I can't find a pic. Anyway, I would like to see a cross like that that was easy to grow and bloom....basically a yellow background, with fairly large flower size and lots of freckles.....

I wish I could go.....

I like the name! Are you going to cross it to anything? And if so, what would you expect? ( ie if you cross it to a besseae or a JF, would the red dilute or intensify?)

WOW, that one sure is a keeper! Have you seen others from this cross? I wonder if you got a great clone, or if they are pretty consistant in what they look like.

he was about 6 when we got him, so we will never really know...

What size pot is it growing in? It looks like it does have a nice ratio of blooms to greenery!

Louie, a rescue from the humane society, he is a Snowshoe, and had all 4 paws declawed....you can see his little toes do look mangled. He is sweet, likes to "make biscuits" on us, but doesn't like to be held. We have had him just over a year. And then there is Tasha. She was a stray who...