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Phragmipedium ecuadorense vendor?
Hi,
I'm looking for a Phragmipedium ecuadorense. Can anyone tell me where I might be able to find one? Thank you |
Phrag ecuadorense is a synonym. Look for Phrag pearcei, which is readily available.
Woodstream Orchids has it in their price list. |
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I can't answer that question (I just checked Kew's list of monocots).
Bill Goldner from Woodstream Orchids might know |
They are currently considered synonymous.
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Plant people & taxonomists are always in a rush to announce 'new species'.
Very often, it turns out to be a regional variant on a previously recognized species. This is especially common for orchids with a wide geographical distribution. Rhyncostylis retusa (grows from India to Vietnam) has been 'identified' as a new species about 12 times. The same thing happened with 'Phrag. manzurii', which in the end was determined to be a variety of Phrag schlimii. In the meantime multiple 'new' hybrids based on manzurii were registered, only to be rolled back as synonyms with previously registered schlimii hybrids. To sum up, do not be in a hurry to obtain 'new' species. In most cases, you can save a lot of $$$ by waiting a few years. |
I asked Bill at Woodstream and he said he has neither pearcei or ecuadorense available right now, but might make flasks of ecuadorense soon.
Any other recommendations for places I could look? |
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I have 3 large divisions of my P. pearcei (dozens ??? of growths each not like I've counted in years) and I could be persuaded to part with one or a chunk of one! |
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