Phrag. Joyce's Island Sunset

[SlipperFan]

Grande ‘Vista’ x Waunakee Sunset
Nice red -- first bloom.

 

[troy]

It looks very healthy!! Excellent!!

 

[orchid527]

This is a nice flower. Long petals with some substance.

Mike

 

[Marco]

I like the long petals. You don't see that too often with this color.

Thanks

 

[John M]

Beautiful!

 

[theorchidzone]

Agreed very attractive flower.
Very full and large looking.
JC

 

[Gilda]

Love it! :clap:

 

[abax]

Ooooo twisty petals and the color is scrumptious.
Where do come across these beauties?????? Perhaps I should
have said red, but on my monitor the color looks a dark pink
shading to red on the petals.

 

[trdyl]

Lovely!

 

[NYEric]

Yay besseae hybrids! Super healthy looking.I may actually have to look for one of these. (long - petals...)

 

[Erythrone]

Great!

 

[eaborne]

Excellent!

 

[SlipperFan]

Ooooo twisty petals and the color is scrumptious.
Where do come across these beauties?????? Perhaps I should
have said red, but on my monitor the color looks a dark pink
shading to red on the petals.

In truth, it is really a deep rose. The yellow-orange underlay make it look red.

 

[JeanLux]

A red-looking Beauty !!!! Jean

 

[tnyr5]

Looks like another winner, Dot!

 

[Bjorn]

one of the best

 

[Carkin]

That is drop dead gorgeous!!!
I'm hoping mine will bloom this year too and turn out as lovely as yours!


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[Ozpaph]

striking size and colour

 

[SlipperMatt]

I'm not a Phrag-lover specifically, but this one is really eye-catcher. I think, i should reorganise my Slipperidentity.
It is that grey thing, crushed limestone or diatomite on the surface of the potting mix?
Really healthy plant. Congrats Dot!
Matyas

 

[SlipperFan]

I'm not a Phrag-lover specifically, but this one is really eye-catcher. I think, i should reorganise my Slipperidentity.
It is that grey thing, crushed limestone or diatomite on the surface of the potting mix?
Really healthy plant. Congrats Dot!
Matyas

My mix is composed of orchiata bark, diatomite and either growstones or sponge rock. I think what you are seeing is diatomite.