Cypripedium Ursel

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Picked up in the UK. It is C. fasciolatum X C. henryi. Here it is when in the nursery.

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Sorry to reconstitute an old thread. I am getting a cyp Ursel. I actually ordered a Hank Small, but the nursery didn't think the Hank Small was of good enough quality to sell, so they are substituting it with Ursel (but at the Hank Small price, which is nice). I just got a voice mail about this substitution.

I ordered the Hank Small as according to the catalog, it's a hardy hybrid. I have some of the other easy to grow hybrids and species (Ulla Silkens, Lothar Pinkepank, pubescens, Gisella). My pubescens and one Gisella are in the ground, the rest are in pots. (my experience with slippers is mainly paphs, especially strap leaf.)

Any advice on growing Ursel? How heat tolerant are they (I'm zone 7a; but last summer in DC it was 90+ for weeks)? Do folks have better luck with them in pots or in the ground?

http://www.plantdelights.com/Cypripedium/products/142/
 
Ursel should do great at the same place as Gisella, The rest could be more easier because they have reginae or parviflorum in.
Found FAsciolatum and its hybrids easier then some other kinds.
Henry sometimes grows in more hot region too, so it could do fine.

The price is crazy. It looks they are from Frosch nursery about the sortiment they have, it is located in germany.
 
Ursel should do great at the same place as Gisella, The rest could be more easier because they have reginae or parviflorum in.
Found FAsciolatum and its hybrids easier then some other kinds.
Henry sometimes grows in more hot region too, so it could do fine.

The price is crazy. It looks they are from Frosch nursery about the sortiment they have, it is located in germany.


Thanks for the advice. I noticed my Gisella seem to be more heat sensitive than some of the other hybrids. I'll plant it with my Gisella.
Yah, $75 is a lot, but then again, I'm getting it for $50 as it's a substitute for a $50 Hank Small.
 
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