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This is the first of two leads to bloom for me this winter; it's very early this year. These have a great red color, but the petals are quite reflexed...it is one of my favorite cattleya from my collection, more for the color than anything else.
Enjoy! Adam |
Oh wow - that is beautiful! I agree - gorgeous color! Great job!!!
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How small! It looks tiny! Really nice color. Wonder how that would do in my windowsill collection?
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Ross: it is very small, though the flowers are relatively large. I'm not sure how it would do on the windowsill, I have noticed that this plant needs quite high light to bloom well, in addition to cooler temps. I have tried to find another of these for quite a while, I got this about 10 years ago, and have not seen another since. It is a cross of Soph. cernua x (Soph. coccinea x Laelia (Soph. now...) pumila)
Adam |
I'm feeling confident on the high light/cool temps thing here, but where would we find such a cross again? I haven't found anything in google.
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WOW, Adam! That's a real stunner! Gorgeous. And how awesome it's such a small package!
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Gorgeous, it's amazing how tiny the plant is compared to the bloom...:clap: :clap:
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Very cute indeed. Guess by the size you would classify as a minature? That I beleive is determined by the size of the plant (6" or less) rather than the size of the flower. You are a patient person and an orchid lover to nurture so long. Great little flower. Love that red!
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Great looking Mini. I hope you are successful at propagating it. I would assume the key would be to distribute it to people who are serious about Catts. This things you see on this Earth are amazing. I love this planet!
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