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SlipperFan
Addicted
Is this also a division of the one Ecuagenera longifolium album?
toddybear
Awarded Stud
Cool!
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Why does the album plant have the huge, alternating flower bracks and the normal colored form doesn't?
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duane mcdowell
Guest
This is Ecuagenera's plant. I'm at Ecuagenera for the next couple of weeks.
I don't know much about why one individual would have more visible brachts than another. Any Phrag. experts want to weigh in?
My guess is it's the photographs more than anything else. Could be that the regular form was on earlier blooms than the album. Great question!
I don't know much about why one individual would have more visible brachts than another. Any Phrag. experts want to weigh in?
My guess is it's the photographs more than anything else. Could be that the regular form was on earlier blooms than the album. Great question!
smartie2000
Well-Known Member
I have looked at many longifolium photos in the past and they seem to vary a lot in the bract size and distance between them. I had wondered about the diversity as well (different isolated populations??)
Nice wide dorsal on the coloured one BTW. Mine has a curled dorsal.
Nice wide dorsal on the coloured one BTW. Mine has a curled dorsal.
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goldenrose
Guest
less light factor would be my guess
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biothanasis
Guest
Beautiful both!
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duane mcdowell
Guest
Phragmipedium, Phragmipedium, Phragmipedium. I need to check my spellings more carefully!
W. Beetus
Well-Known Member
Beautiful. The album form is growing on me also...:drool:
