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Old 02-01-2010, 11:05 AM
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After growing it for almost 4 years without killing it, I decided to bloom for me. Sophronitis cernua, I don't recall if it is still called that though. This one bloomed for me about a month ago.
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Cute lil' thing. And such intense colors.
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So sweet.

I think all of Sophronitis has been moved to Cattleya, but I am undecided as to whether I agree with it or not. I'm a little skeptical.
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Thanks, yes I believe it was moved to Cattleya. I guess it depends on whether you are a lumper or a separator if you agree or not. LOL.
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Very cute! Whether or not we personally agree with them going to Cattleya, we really don't have a choice if we want to register their hybrids.
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Very cute! Whether or not we personally agree with them going to Cattleya, we really don't have a choice if we want to register their hybrids.
Luckily I don't breed Catts so I can have whatever crazy opinion I want, and label my plants as such!
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Luckily I don't breed Catts so I can have whatever crazy opinion I want, and label my plants as such!
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Beautiful blooms! Mine bloomed for me this past september, and the color really is stunning! I still don't see why they had to go screw around with the names! Botantists must really have nothing better to do with their time. Calling it a Catt just seems strange, so it stays Sophronitis on my label!
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Hey Camille, was wondering if you or anyone else have any other Sophros. Example, S. coccinea, I heard those are real stunners.
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I agree Camille. My cernua has never bloomed for me but it currently has five new growths so maybe flowers later. You think?
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