tocarmar Well-Known Member Joined Aug 19, 2007 Messages 939 Reaction score 0 Location Catskill, N.Y. Nov 6, 2007 #1 Kim Spring De ( primilinum x spicerianum) It just opened.
P parvi_17 Well-Known Member Joined Aug 25, 2006 Messages 1,418 Reaction score 0 Location Edmonton, AB, Canada Nov 6, 2007 #2 Cool! That's the first time I've seen that one.
SlipperFan Addicted Joined Jun 9, 2006 Messages 43,290 Reaction score 52 Location Michigan, USA Nov 6, 2007 #3 That's quite pretty. Nice effect from both parents.
tocarmar Well-Known Member Joined Aug 19, 2007 Messages 939 Reaction score 0 Location Catskill, N.Y. Nov 6, 2007 #4 I got it about 6 months ago. this is the 3rd growth to bloom since then, with 2 more mature growths to go.
I got it about 6 months ago. this is the 3rd growth to bloom since then, with 2 more mature growths to go.
toddybear Awarded Stud Joined Jan 10, 2007 Messages 3,861 Reaction score 0 Location St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada Nov 6, 2007 #6 I've neber seen this one either. You can clearly see both parents. Very nice!
tocarmar Well-Known Member Joined Aug 19, 2007 Messages 939 Reaction score 0 Location Catskill, N.Y. Nov 7, 2007 #9 I think it takes after the spicerianum parent for flower count. It only has 1 flower per spike. It doesn't have the sequential habbit of the primulinum parent. Tom
I think it takes after the spicerianum parent for flower count. It only has 1 flower per spike. It doesn't have the sequential habbit of the primulinum parent. Tom
M Mrs. Paph Guest Nov 8, 2007 #10 Nice! Not what I imagined when I saw the name, much prettier colors than would have hoped for!