Wow Dot nice pickup! The color scheme is real eye candy. Is the the plant a single growth?
PS. The is the kind of cross I'd like to be named after me!
I agree. I love what gigantifolium does to petals.I'm in love with it too Dot. The dark dorsal is wonderful and I just love the petal stance. I'm surprised how much I love these gigantifolium crosses. I could never have imagined it would make a good parent. The hybrids with rothschidianum, sanderianum and now anitum are fantastic. The overlapping circular petal stance is really pleasing on the eye.
No, but the leaves are huge: 15" long and 2" wide. The spike is 23" to the first flower. The ovaries aren't white, but a pale yellow -- the lightness is also a characteristic of gigantifolium.Do you have a picture of the whole plant? It would be interesting what the leafspan is since gig primary hybrids sometimes are pretty small (sandie x gig for example). Very intersting that the ovary is perfectly white. I would not have expected that.
Yes -- one growth. I don't see a sign of a new growth yet. Maybe I should cut the spike -- but I just hate to do that.Wow Dot nice pickup! The color scheme is real eye candy. Is the the plant a single growth?
PS. The is the kind of cross I'd like to be named after me!