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A now rarely seen besseae hybrid. Since the discovery of kovachii, the professional breeders seemed to forget besseae and its hybrids. I have kept the clone for more than 10 years. It's much easier to grow than pure besseae. The new shoots are compact, the growers don't have to worry about stolons.

These Phrag. besseae seedlings had been deflasked for 10 days. The agar was removed carefully without disturbing their entangled roots. They were put as a compot with very loose packed sphagnum moss as the media. The light was nearly 500 fc for 12 hours a day. The humidity should be high...

I bought a phrag. flask last week. Might be due to transportation stress or high temperature, the lower leaves are brown. I try to keep it in the GH for sometime to wait for recovery form the tress. The problem is how much light is required for a Phrag. flask? For easier determination, please...

Thank you, Hein.

NYEric and Kiwi, thanks.

Since OZ is out of buziness. Where can I purchase OZ line besseae and accepts international order? I live in South-East Asia.