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Panarica prismatocarpa
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Panarica prismatocarpa
bought last year from Ten Shin orchids. Growing it in clay pellets in a net pot wedged inside plastic pot. First bloom for me , another spike on the way and new growths / pseudobulbs. |
Cool. What are the others?
Kim |
Very cool!
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Really lovely!
The others look good to, what are they? |
Thanks,
I hope to get more blooms next year. the spikes take really a long time to develop. Others are: Restrepia trichoglossa Brassavola grandiflora Clowesia Grace Dunn Nitidobulbon nasutum |
Fabulous!
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I love the prismatocarpa! Great color on that one!
Do you know who the breeder is? Or who did you get it from? |
Thanks, I got it from Home, TEN SHIN GARDENS, Quality?Rarity?Serenity
at some show in NJ last year. I also have a Brassavola cucullata from the same vendor that is in spike and has been growing well (it had only 3growths and now has 5 I believe) He sold me good plants (although I killed a Laelia dayana). Ten Shin goes to US shows so maybe they can ship plants from within the country maybe? Panarica prismatocarpa (listed as Encyclia) Catalog, TEN SHIN GARDENS, Quality?Rarity?Serenity |
Just a thought... prismatocarpa x cucullata would be a very cool hybrid.
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I am not reallly into hybrids, but I could try to pollinate a couple of flowers.
pollen from cucullata? would all the flowers fade if one or 2 blooms would get pollinated? I also have a Brassavola grandiflora, Mexican import in bloom now and a Cattleya luteola. any suggestions? The Brassavola grandiflora is very floriferous and scented. How could I pollinate? ANY suggestions? |
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