Peruflora's Angel

[phrag guy]

nice,the spots on the pouch are very intersting

 

[Linus_Cello]

Is there a cross of kv x (richteri x wallisi)? Someone had a picture of andean tears, and it had the pouch spotting too. Mentioned that andean tears hard to bloom. Maybe this hybrid would have longer petals than Peruflora's Angel with spots.

 

[Erythrone]

I posted some pics of my Andean Tears on this forum. Unfortunatly the pouch is not as spotted as Silvan's PA:

 

[Stella]

Awesome patern in the pouch !!!!!

I had an Andean tears but it was rotten suddenly ....I'm still crying for it....

 

[Silvan]

Is there a cross of kv x (richteri x wallisi)? Someone had a picture of andean tears, and it had the pouch spotting too. Mentioned that andean tears hard to bloom. Maybe this hybrid would have longer petals than Peruflora's Angel with spots.

looking at pictures of the phrag. Scheherezade http://phragweb.slipperaceae.info
I can see that it has spots on the pouch like Erythrone's Andean Tears.
Crossing it with kovachii is a really great idea Linus_Cello

 

[Silvan]

Awesome patern in the pouch !!!!!

I had an Andean tears but it was rotten suddenly ....I'm still crying for it....

Even though I have a love/hate relationship with my Andean Tears, I would
probably cry if it died..

 

[Silvan]

And sequentially blooming also. Nice. i have to move mine to more light maybe.

At first it was growing under 3fixtures workshop type T12/T8 with a mix of cool white/daylight that was giving around 15 000 lux. When it seemed doing absolutely nothing I moved it under a 4feet 4tubes of T5HO (20 000lux) and
it started growing. For summer 2013 I decided to grow it outside (My backyard has a south/west exposition) and it started to really move. SO I decided to
grow it under my 30 000 lux T5HO fixtures and voilà!
Still not a vigorous plant (not like one I've seen here from a member who bought a multi growths plant from Peruflora), but it's growing and it flowered. So it's ok for me.

 

[Silvan]

Is the plant really big?

Well it depends on what you mean. It's bigger than my Peter Croezen, but smaller then my Saltimbanco. So I'd say it's a medium size plant regarding it's grasslike foliage.

 

[NYEric]

Is the plant really big?

You can see it in the photo...oke:

 

[L I Jane]

I love it as well--such a delicate pink but offset with the vibrant spots.Kudos!!

 

[raymond]

very nice Michel

 

[Silvan]

Thanks Raymond.
But my name is not Michel.