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SERIOUSLY nice flowers you have.
The roths are spectacular!!!
The roths are spectacular!!!
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arthit chang
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Very sorry mistake
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This time is OK
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gunny
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Great. :clap::clap::clap:
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Dido
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The question is: how many roths do you need to have to have so many in flowers at the same time? There would have to be a large number backstage with either no flowers or flowers not yet open.
One cannot really judge anything without context. Where is this coming from? Who is growing them? And how? I asked such questions before and got no answer. Are these even their plants?
I'm a naturally born skeptic. And in this case and the one before that, I need more than pretty flowers to make up my mind. :snore:
One cannot really judge anything without context. Where is this coming from? Who is growing them? And how? I asked such questions before and got no answer. Are these even their plants?
I'm a naturally born skeptic. And in this case and the one before that, I need more than pretty flowers to make up my mind. :snore:
slippertalker
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Well, the title of this thread is TPS/AQ.....that implies several plants for the award. With the AOS you need 12 plants from the cross of award or near award quality to get an AQ (Award of Quality) which goes to the hybridizer and exhibitor. My guess is that there are many more seedlings existent to be able to get 12 plants in bloom at the same time. That is the advantage of a large commercial grower.
Spaph
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Great growing and nice variation within the flowers!
Congrats on the AQ--what cross is this from?
hardy
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Congratulations! Too bad I couldn't be there since it was so close by... :sob:
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arthit chang
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The number is judges number.
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Paph roth (PT1) x sib (Butterfly)
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First thank you opinion
1) I have about 4000 plant this cross and BS I have 200 Plant .
But in this year have blooming plant 50 , so I can .
2) Everybody know this cross ( Paph rothschildianum( PT 1) x
sib (Butterfly) ) in Taiwan.
Thank you[/quote]
How long have you had them and how long did it take to get them to flowering size? What do you grow them in? What are your plans for the future with these plants?. Lovely flowers are nice to look at but this kind of background information I ask for would be far more useful to me.
First thank you opinion
1) I have about 4000 plant this cross and BS I have 200 Plant .
But in this year have blooming plant 50 , so I can .
2) Everybody know this cross ( Paph rothschildianum( PT 1) x
sib (Butterfly) ) in Taiwan.
Thank you[/quote]
How long have you had them and how long did it take to get them to flowering size? What do you grow them in? What are your plans for the future with these plants?. Lovely flowers are nice to look at but this kind of background information I ask for would be far more useful to me.
emydura
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Absolutely stunning. Congratulations. I'd love just one of them.
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arthit chang
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How long have you had them and how long did it take to get them to flowering size? What do you grow them in? What are your plans for the future with these plants?. Lovely flowers are nice to look at but this kind of background information I ask for would be far more useful to me.
[/QUOTE]1) I got them about 3-4 year.
2) the future I can share with good friend or China market.
Paphman910
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Lovely flowers!
I read on Dean Hung's site listed this cross as Paph rothschildianum 'International PT 1' x 'Butterfly'.
The Paph roth 'International PT 1' is from 'Rex' x 'Mont Millais' cross and Butterfly is a wild plant.
Paphman910
I read on Dean Hung's site listed this cross as Paph rothschildianum 'International PT 1' x 'Butterfly'.
The Paph roth 'International PT 1' is from 'Rex' x 'Mont Millais' cross and Butterfly is a wild plant.
Paphman910
What more can anyone say, except just beautiful. Wish we could share in owning some of these beauties. Thanks for taking the time to share the photos and answer our questions.
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