Phrags with very long sepals?

[cowboy51278]

mine only has 2 growths, so its not eatin up room yet

[shakkai]

Originally Posted by kavanaru

LOL Shannan, we were writting at the same time...

I think its a good sign that we came up with exactly the same list!

[gmdiaz]

If a person, could only have one Phrag. . .due to space limitations, what would you all choose?

[kavanaru]

Originally Posted by gmdiaz

If a person, could only have one Phrag. . .due to space limitations, what would you all choose?

well... that's my case... I have jason fischer and wallisii (but this is a bit tall, and have seen some very large ones too)..

pearcei should also be a "small" one...

[cowboy51278]

What about bessae...that one stays fairly compact

[Lagoon]

I do love & prefer the long flowy graceful petals myself. Hay what's a girl to do
Thanks you 2, you saved the rest of us some typing

Smallish phrags - Besseae would be your best bet.
I have a wallisii /pearcei cross, it's very nice and compact - grows like grass.
Most of my phrags are large growing.

Give it time, Paul

[cowboy51278]

lol, yeah, I have one thats a single growth. Bought it on ebay last year with two new growths and an old one and it quickly had a problem that I had to lop off so its now a single young growth and she's still gettin back on her feet......and spiking

[quiltergal]

I have Phrag. Jason Fischer too and it's very compact for a Phrag. Phrag. schlimii is pretty small too and very cute.

[shakkai]

All of mine - except one - are fairly compact at the moment, as they are all very young plants!! LOL! I figure by the time they mature, if they are going to be big, I'll make the room for them. I do have one, Saint Peters, that is HUGE. Its longest leaves are nearly 3 feet long.

[Gin]

Most of mine are the larger ones , favorites are the caudatum and crosses .. love them all tho that is the problem lol ... Gin