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Originally Posted by Pilot
It's one of the best!!!! I used this one in a ton of my crosses.
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I actually never was attracted to this variety.
but then one fine day at a local farmer's market, I found one of many potted amaryllis that looked so healthy and nice that I just ended up getting it even after seeing the tag saying Dancing Queen (and I knew exactly how the flowers look)
Two weeks past and the first scape gave me the show.
I was disappointed at how all four flowers were fully formed. This time around, at least two of the four flowers are fully formed.
I guess it's unstability of genes or some other stress causing this? or I just have a "deformed" hybrid.
Other than that, flowers look very cheerful with the coloration and the overal shape.
and it's even scented!
Oh, and I really like the flower presentation on the scape. All are facing slightly upward making a full bouquet. Many amaryllis tend to droop, especailly really big ones or double types.
How does yours and its hybrids (have you bloomed any of hybrids you made using Dancing Queen?) perform?
Do you have pictures?
curious...
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Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit
Wow! Fabulous!
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To me, this is a great example of pictures not doing real thing its justice.
I never really liked the online images of this one, but I like it a lot in person.