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"The Beauty" left, "The Beast", right.

No problem. I'll add a fuzzy search so that people don't rack their brains on the spelling. My goal is to add aos pictures alongside... but given the copyrights I won't be able to make that public. For the tech lovers this is a Google Go server hosted on a Raspberry pi.

I made a version available at: http://88.165.39.205:7777/

When I got it, it had around 13 mature growths plus a few starters. Last time I checked there were more than 5 new growths. I observed the plant grows a leaf a month per growth in summer.

Speedy hangianum is clearly in spike, at last. I first noticed the spike last September, then it stalled until last week. The plant last flowered last May when I got it. Funny thing, there was a calliphora vomitoria stuck on the pollen (I spare you the picture). Exactly the kind of scent I...

Chardmoor is nice. Is it the same as in 2011?

Sam's cross micranthum 'Red Sunset' x armeniacum Sam's

Manual bidding doesn't compete against robot snipers. You've got to use the same weapons.

As a bidder you should be able to see the full bid history. Anyway I hope you haven't disclosed your max bid...

The name, lol

Tu en trouves dans tous les magasins pour jadiniers en "herbe" Nathalie...

Too bad they don't answer their mails. Well they are not the only ones after all.

Better buy purpuratum in bloom. They can turn out ugly.

Canhii is relatively new, from 2010 iirc, so I don't find it surprising seedling aren't out there. On the other end in the EU at least, it's nearly impossible to find BS/adult non-collected plants of a few species on the market, among: - fairrieanum (1857) - violascens (1911) - ciliolare...

Lol. Why focus on canhii? What about hangianum, emersonii, ciliolare, violascens, vietnamense and the like? I wouldn't say either is thriving in collection. Yet there are seeds out there.