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lienluu
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I got this division from Tom a few years back... this is actually the first time it's bloomed for me.
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Chuck
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Beautiful flower.
Chuck
Chuck
Awesome, Lien. What's the leaf span now?
phrag guy
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that is a beauty
I'm not the biggest green species fan but the one I saw in Montreal was so nice I might consider one of these. Thanks for sharing.
Tom499
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Real nice!
SlipperFan
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Very impressive.
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Dido
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impressive congrats on that one
Michael, didn't you just get rid of plants!? 
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W. Beetus
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Great bloom! Nice green color.
Phrag-Plus
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Gorgeous!
quietaustralian
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Stunning!
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Paul Mc
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Love it! I see why they called it "Mint"!
phraggy
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Can't see that this plant can get any better than it is now.
Beautiful
Ed
Beautiful
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Drorchid
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Very Nice! And speaking of longifolium album, A few weeks ago, I crossed Eric Young flavum (made by Tom Kalina when he crossed this loingifolium album to a besseae flavum) to one of our tetraploid besseae flavums. Hopefully I will get some all yellow Don Wimbers!
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That is why I hate that Tom lives in US, not in EU....By the way: will Tom come to EU in near future????
Robert,
I was hoping the pure yellow Don Wimber could be accomplished in one generation, but it looks like your (EY flavum x bess flavum 4N) is the way to go.....
Dodidoki,
Unfortunately, I do not travel on a regular basis to the EU and lack the F&W permits to bring anything over anyway. You might check out Orchid Inn's website. Sam bought a compot or two of our selfing of 'Fox Valley Mint' and grew them in Hawaii; some are near blooming size. I know he has CITES export permits for them so there's no reason he couldn't bring a few pre-ordered before his next trip to the EU. Check out his website for the info.
I was hoping the pure yellow Don Wimber could be accomplished in one generation, but it looks like your (EY flavum x bess flavum 4N) is the way to go.....
Dodidoki,
Unfortunately, I do not travel on a regular basis to the EU and lack the F&W permits to bring anything over anyway. You might check out Orchid Inn's website. Sam bought a compot or two of our selfing of 'Fox Valley Mint' and grew them in Hawaii; some are near blooming size. I know he has CITES export permits for them so there's no reason he couldn't bring a few pre-ordered before his next trip to the EU. Check out his website for the info.
