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Phrag QF Naukana Kealoha
Full Name Phrag QF Naukana Kealoha (longifolium var. gracile x Incan Treasure)
This is 2nd flower, large and lovely. Note the photo of the first one, it had an off-center vertical stripe OrchidBoard Gallery Link |
Wow. Lovely Phrag!
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Love it.
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Lovely!
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I just bought 4 from that same seller! I am happy to hear from other folks that they get good, vigerous plants from him. I can't wait!!!
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Quite lovely!
I have to say it is interesting that these look like a larger lighter colored Phrag Calurum. |
Calurum vs QF NK
They both are at least half longifolium. Calurum is also half sedenii, and when these QF NK flowers come out, they are quite similarly colored to my sedenii. Then, within a couple days, they fade to the light lavender/pinkish color.
According to Orchid Web, Inca Treasure (the other half of QF NK) is longifolium x kovachii 'Goliath'. So, QF NK is 3/4 longifolium. So yes, calurum and QF NK are close cousins! Speaking of orchidweb, a longifolium species plant available from them, v. viride, will set you back a mere $800 !! :rofl: |
Very nice!
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QF orchids
Hi all. Silly question but what does QF stand for? Is it Quintal Farms in Hawaii? Does this mean that they created this cross? (Judging by the Hawiian name, it's not implausible).
I have another plant labelled QF, it says QF Phrag Dallesandroi 'Black as Night' x Longifolium. I'm thinking the "QF" on the label means this is a Quintal Farms cross. However, I don't understand why this isn't Nicholle Tower, or at least a variation on it. NT is Dallesandroi x Longifolium. Anyone who can advise me on understanding what is probably an incredibly elementary question, much appreciated!! Thx. |
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