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Old 12-17-2012, 01:52 AM
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Our Lowe's seems to have Bl. Yellow Bird regularly. We do have quite a turn-over of the orchids there, probably because of me mostly!
Or, at least that's how it seems -
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Old 05-09-2013, 03:03 AM
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Hey everyone -
I have been fortunate enough to recently purchase two 4N Sophronitis coccinea; now they both have multiple blooms about to open. I want to self the 4N and also cross them. They are from different stock as one came from the east coast and the other came from the west coast.
With both parents being 4N - what prediction for outcome would you venture to guess? Higher percentage of 4N I would think, but would they all be 4N?
Also if I breed a 4N Soph. with a regular Brassavola nodosa how much of the Brassavola will be suppressed?

Any info or opinions are appreciated -
Steve
Please... OH PLEASE!!!! Tell me how to get one - just one S. coccinea. I'm dying for one!

Oh, and congrats on your successes. That's amazing.

Thanks
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Old 06-25-2013, 04:58 AM
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Call Golden Gate Orchids, I saw a bunch of coccinea today.

In regards to your coccinea x digybana pursuit, have you ever seen any of the Lowara Spitfire or other Lowara crosses? Unless you want to start from the pinnacle of each species and build from there I suggest you check some of them out to consider likely outcome. I can't remember what Rlc. Fate looks like and I don't want to discourage your efforts but thats a long process to embark on.

Making triploids isn't the worst thing either. Unless your intention isn't end of the line. Sometimes there are benefits of having that extra set of chromosomes dominate. ie Using walkeriana 4N with xx 2N better chance for fragrance to come through. I had been looking up alaorii x cernua and the results weren't impressive to be honest. Using a suspected diploid white alaorii to a tet cernua should be a better plant than those I saw pictures of with washed out color and an in between shape.

and hey, there is always hexaploids if you really have to do something with it right?
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Old 06-25-2013, 06:44 AM
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I believe that New World Orchids also carries 4 N S. coccinea, and if I am not mistaken he has quite a few....Jean
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Old 06-25-2013, 02:29 PM
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hey there if you ever happen to have any tetraploid soph coccinea pollen you don't need....

-Ceci
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