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Yes, it releases Calcuim, Mg, K....when interacts with RO water.

Avoid lava rock and use perlite if you can get it. andreettae is quite sensitive to overfeeding and will grow fine with your besseae. avoid nights under 14C.

Awesome! One of the best shaped i have seen.

Self pollination in the schlimii group: -schlimii: only few populations self pollinate. -schlimii fma. manzurii: some populations self pollinate. The holotype (albiflorum clone) does. -andreettae: stressed or weak plants self pollinate. -fischeri: always self pollinate. -anguloi: Self...

Yes, andreettae and schlimii self pollinate sometimes, anguloi very frequently and fischerii self pollinate always. The natural hybrids also self pollinate. Enviado desde mi SM-J700M mediante Tapatalk

Amazing! They choosed a very nice place

cute!

The setup is quite simple and works fine. The only problem could be salt buildup if you cannot use RO water. Also it requires regular checking of the pump.

Yes, there is a water tank (~20 liters) in the base and the pump turns on every 4h for 30mins with a timer. The key is to use good quality water and replace it every 10 days max.

We tried to grow some phrags over the "Ecoweb" from Ray and they love it!. This is the cross that we made using a peruvian pearcei and our best longifolium. The plants are pearcei sized and the flowers can last more than 30 days. Enviado desde mi SM-J700M mediante Tapatalk

Thanks a lot for your kimd coments!

nice color combo. I like it a lot.

Named after my older son. I was hoping for for something almost white when I made the cross some years ago. After seeing the results with other andreettae hybrids i realized that the andreettae color was going to be dominant, and I am glad! It is a very compact hybrid and very easy to grow. The...

:evil: yes I made... the pictures!

As promised: This is the natural hybrid of andreettae and schlimii. Another interesting discovery in Colombia. It grows side by side with andreettae and always self pollinate. It is the one in the right in the 2 first pictures. With schlimii in the first one and with anguloi in the second one...

Hi friends! I have been quite busy lately and I have not visited this forum frequently. sorry about that! We recently described 2 new natural hybrids from Colombia Phrag x daguense (schlimii x andreettae) and P. x narinense (anguloi x fischeri). Here you have some pictures of the x narinense...

The marks in the side lobes are from pearcei or from xrichteri. Also Calurum show the side horns (auricula) from longifolium.

It could be Phrag. Fancy Free (cardinale x pearcei). Some cardinale plants are labelled as schlimii, it would explain why your plant is labelled as Carol Kanzer.

This is our Peter Croezen (pearcei x kovachii). I would expect something similar but a little bit darker. A quite ugly hybrid, as most part of the primary made with kovachii. .

Wow! This is amazing! Congrats Tom.