Rudolf, I agree with you about the Blumen Insel cross result. The American breeders did not pay attention to the Brachy group, so the field has been dominated by japanese & Thai breeders lately, in my opinion, the majority of any plants result from their breeding already surpass the old awarded American plants.Lovely and very impressive the outcome of this cross BlumenInsel, how the look of the progenies differs. Keep us posted.
I had quite a few plants which decided to perish, some painfully keepers. Some my own faults of not pay enough attention to their condition. But some definitely not, for example these 2 plants that I ordered around 2016 from orchidzone, I learned later on that the ownership was changing hand consequently were a little bit disorganize . Any way, the employee (probably new hired) packed the plants wet, when I say wet, it is not an exaggeration, the whole root zone is dripping . When the box was opened, the leaves of one plant already in full blown oozing smelly brown liquid, despite all the effort to save it, the poor creature died, the second plant was in bud, managed to bloom then died as well . An experience packer would send orchid plant with the root zone dry to prevent infection.Hien, very, very impressive all these godefroyae line breeding crosses. One is nicer than the other. The photo of the last one is from 2016, before the plant collapsed? If only roots survived it will be a hard job to do to keep it alive. Good luck.
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