Looking for info on: Beniryokohou 紅緑宝

[3rdMaestro]

Hey everyone,
As the title says, I'm looking for info on this neo. I was offered a pretty sizable plant of this variety for sale, but I want to know more about this plant and unfortunately I didn't see a lot on the web. Of note, what are the flowers like, is it hard to bloom, and what are some noteworthy characteristics of this variety?
Side note, I hope I got the kanji part correct...

[3rdMaestro]

An update to myself:
Firstly, it helps if you spell the romanization correctly
Perhaps that can get changed in the title? Not sure. As far as the plant goes, beniryokuhou is the mud brown version of ryokuhou, both of which are noted for consistent growth and tall "stacks" of leaves. I just got a nice plant from New World Orchids and I'm quite happy with it. (My first bean leaf and also my biggest neo, with 4 mature growths and 6 babies on this plant.) I love the stack of leaves on the main mother growth!

[camille1585]

I can't help you with your questions unfortunately, but can help you with changing the thread title if that's needed! Let me know what it should be, and I can take care of it.

[Hakumin]

Hmm, I'm not sure how I missed this since I usually get email notifications for new posts in the forum.

In any case, Beniryokuho is basically a Ryokuho (which has green stem, green roots) seedling that has mud stem and mud roots. It was found among the selfed seedlings of a standard Ryokuho.

Other than the ability to produce pigmentation, it's more or less identical to Ryokuho.

[Shoreguy]

Before you get too excited about the “stack of leaves on the mother plant”, be aware it might eventually get out of hand.

Here is my Neof. Sekirei.

[3rdMaestro]

Originally Posted by Shoreguy

Before you get too excited about the “stack of leaves on the mother plant”, be aware it might eventually get out of hand.

Here is my Neof. Sekirei.

Wow that's a large plant. But at the same time, I happen to think that's kind of cool

[Shoreguy]

It's not done yet.