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Old 03-25-2016, 11:51 AM
No-Pro-mwa No-Pro-mwa is offline
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Very cute or at least it looks small. I have never heard of the Beauport, what is it?
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Old 03-25-2016, 12:26 PM
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Very cute or at least it looks small. I have never heard of the Beauport, what is it?
Phrag. Beauport = Hanne Popow x sargentianum
Phrag. Hanne Popow = besseae x schlimii

Phrag. Jason Fischer = besseae x Mem. Dick Clements
Phrag. Mem. Dick Clements = besseae x sargentianum

So, if my math is correct, this is 50% besseae, 37.5% sargentianum, 12.5% schlimii.

I'd classify this hybrid as mid-sized. It doesn't get terribly tall, so in that respect it's good for under light growing. It takes up more space than my small growers, but it's definitely nowhere near as large as my Sunset Glows or Grandes. It does however have a tendency to try and climb out of the pot, something it did when it was growing in higher light as well, so I think it's just naturally leggy.
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