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02-16-2024, 08:42 PM
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cattleya amethystoglossa first bloom seedling
finally got this seedling to bloom after 3+ plus years of growing. from orchid Eros in Hawaii, the cross from his (Bright spot x Dark spot )parents
. I think it has good shape and very intense coloration and spotting... will keep it.
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02-17-2024, 12:34 AM
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the dark spots definitely put it in the "keeper" status for sure!
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Beautiful! I have one about ready to pop too!
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02-17-2024, 03:19 PM
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Beautiful! Love the spotting
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Gorgeous! I would definitely keep her as well.
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Cool! What do you think of the scent?
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02-19-2024, 10:17 AM
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thank you all,
Stephen... I just checked for fragrance and I could not detect any but I am a bit congested with seasonal allergies, will check again later today.
BTW, there is a previous sheath on this plant that is dry and it bore nil, have you had any buds come out on dry sheaths on your amethystoglossas?
I have a different amethystoglossa in bud that I will check for fragrance and compare when it blooms out.
I had a few amethystoglossa from when H&R (all gone) was selling some crosses and cannot remember if any fragrance on those.
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You plants can throw blind sheaths, so if it doesn’t bloom this year it probably never will.
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Heard back from breeder/grower/seller and He confirmed this plant's lineage is from H&R 4N plants.
the two plants crossed to make this batch were from both 4N parents. Out of this seedling's group he kept 6 that He thought were award level. Grower is an AOS judge.
here is a comparison of the 4N flower vs the standard amethystoglossa from Ecuagenera that just opened a few days ago. flower on left is the 4N, the right side is a 2N
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