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Originally Posted by K-Sci
Very nice! I can't make out the label. What are the parents?
My SVO Whopper AM/AOS is also in flower now. I don't know if it is a tetrapoid, but it looks very similar, but the lip is different. Mine isn't as flat (photos).
Neither your walker nor mine have characteristics I can identify as suggesting Dolosa background, but I'm not an expert on this. I like to track walkeriana genetics, but don't have much on the SVO strains.
-Keith
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Thank you! SVO whopper x SVO Passion. According to the label SVO Whopper is 4N.
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Originally Posted by My Green Pets
Love the full frontal, profile, and whole plant shots! Yes!
Also, look at the root party your plants are having. Super nice.
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Thank you! The roots are getting way out of hand... That is a
C. warscewiczii that has insane rooting habits. I'm hoping it will start putting out new growths and blooms on them the first time. I have no idea what I'm doing with the species, but I'm trying the "Chadwick Method" and withholding fertilizer in the winter until the new growths appear.
Hybrid Mode
