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Cattleya amethystoglossa
Cattleya amethystoglossa from H&R I got a few years back. Kind of a first bloom on this since I snapped it’s real first bloom this time last year (🤬🤬). This 3N plant is about 2x larger than as another diploid I have. I’ll put them side by side at some point and post a pic. The difference between diploid and polyploid plant is nuts!!
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7897/...eefd3717_b.jpgCattleya amethystoglossa by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7900/...c89f2c06_b.jpgCattleya amethystoglossa by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7917/...b30deaeb_b.jpgCattleya amethystoglossa by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr |
Very nice indeed! The lip has great form. The bubbly look on the lip is quite a feature.
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Love it, Steve! I'm a sucker for spots!
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Gorgeous!
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Awesome
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Thanks all!
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My goodness, that’s beautiful! I love how light the pink background color is against the darker spots. I would love to see a side by side pic with your other one
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1. 2N on left, 3N on right 2. The 2N has bloomed many times, while the 3N is on its second bloom 3. Both blooms this year are pretty year because I could not provide adequate artificial light this winter. The plants are so big!! I'm in the process of building a greenhouse right now. 4. This species should grow straight up neatly, like the 2N. The 3N is a bit catty wompus, most likely due to its proclivity to grow during winter! lol https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7880/...37610a82_b.jpgCattleya ametheystoglossa comparison: 3N vs. 2N by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7816/...f7f60687_b.jpgCattleya ametheystoglossa comparison: 3N vs. 2N by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7845/...a3c7b000_b.jpgCattleya ametheystoglossa comparison: 3N vs. 2N by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr |
I love spotted Catts and Cattleya amethystoglossa and its hybrids are definitely on my wishlist.
Thank you for showing us the comparison between a 2N and a 3N plant. There are never enough genetics content here! Very interesting! |
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