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04-20-2014, 11:54 AM
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April 2014 additions
Skipping ahead in this thread to this months new additions. Last week's SEPOS show marked my one year anniversary collecting Neos and I celebrated by acquiring 7 more from Seed Engei at the show, plus 2 from their ebay offerings.
From front to rear, left to right:
Yasuri Takakuma, Fugaku Hou
Homeiden, Tamazuru, Kokyu, Gojo Fukurin
Fuji Nishiki, Nishidemiyako, Sekirei
Purchased from Seed Engei at SEPOS show, except Yasuri Takakuma and Fugaku Hou, which are from S.E. via ebay (japaneseorchids).
NewNeos-April2014-001 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Fugaku Hou NewNeos-April2014-002 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Fugaku Hou NewNeos-April2014-008 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Fugaku Hou NewNeos-April2014-003 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Yasuri Takakuma NewNeos-April2014-004 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Yasuri Takakuma NewNeos-April2014-006 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Yasuri Takakuma NewNeos-April2014-007 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Kokyu NewNeos-April2014-009 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Kokyu NewNeos-April2014-010 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Fuji Nishiki NewNeos-April2014-011 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Fuji Nishiki NewNeos-April2014-012 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Sekirei NewNeos-April2014-013 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Slightly variegated bean leaf variety (most noticeable on lower right leaf).
From Seed Engei online catalog description: "Variegated KAIOUMARU (large bean leaf variety came out of Amami-furan) and have MIMIZURI stripe(few stripe on the edge) on their thick leaves. Found in Aichi prefecture about 10 years ago. Original had been grown in Mie prefecture and propagated in decade. There is no seedling. Price and popularity is still high."
Sekirei NewNeos-April2014-014 by Jayfar, on Flickr
Tamazuru NewNeos-April2014-015 by Jayfar, on Flickr
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04-20-2014, 12:33 PM
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Drool... I especially like the kokyu. What a lovely collection of newbies!
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04-20-2014, 01:45 PM
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OMG! Beautiful plants Jayfar. I like them all. I tried getting the Fugaku - Hou from April list but even the $100 listed one was already sold--not a Hou in sight!
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04-20-2014, 01:51 PM
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These are beautiful little plants. I have never seen them for sale here. I would love to get a hybrid with colour, since I am not fond of white. Some day I will do a serious search for one, perhaps a blue Dawinara or a Neostylis.
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04-20-2014, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Joyorchid
Drool... I especially like the kokyu. What a lovely collection of newbies!
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Thanks! They have a few Kokyu listed in their online catalog. Mr. Kasahara discounted mine because he said the smaller of the 2 growths wasn't up to par.
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came out from seedling of Amami furan. This variety became very popular because the variegation looks similar to Kinbotan. New leaves grow with ghost leaf (all yellow) and produce green color later. The leaf loose their variegation as it gets old. So you will see all yellow leaf on top, tiger stripe (yellow on green base) in the middle and solid green leaves at bottom. Beatiful coloration! Plant gets bigger because of the gene of amami furan. Some says this variety is large type of Kinbotan. Very desirable. The ruby roots add the value to it too.
[leaves]
Produce beautiful white tiger stripe called Amanogawa-type variegation (beautiful snow-white tiger stripe plus center transparent).
[stem /roots /tsuke]
mud brown stem, produce ruby roots in spring when roots is growing, crescent moon tsuke
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Originally Posted by Vanda lover
These are beautiful little plants. I have never seen them for sale here. I would love to get a hybrid with colour, since I am not fond of white. Some day I will do a serious search for one, perhaps a blue Dawinara or a Neostylis.
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In Canada Neos are available from Terry Kowalczuk's Flora-Peculia. You'd need to email him for a list though, as he only has a small list of his pricier Connoisseur Collection currently on the website.
Japanese Orchids - Flora-Peculia
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04-20-2014, 05:53 PM
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Just wanted to add, Neofineyia Falcata 'Hisui' is so named for the jade green flowers it produces! I like white flowers, but have wanted a green flowering plant for some time, and I wanted to try a neo, so this fit the bill for me. If you happen to come across one like I did, it might be a good fit because the flowers are not just white.
Here's a pic I found on the Internet so you can see what the flowers look like.
http://www.pbase.com/image/96097183
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04-20-2014, 06:48 PM
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Just wanted to add, Neofineyia Falcata 'Hisui' is so named for the jade green flowers it produces! I like white flowers, but have wanted a green flowering plant for some time, and I wanted to try a neo, so this fit the bill for me. If you happen to come across one like I did, it might be a good fit because the flowers are not just white.
Here's a pic I found on the Internet so you can see what the flowers look like.
Neofinetia falcata 'Hisui' photo - Pieter C. Brouwer photos at pbase.com
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That is quite pretty. I like bright colours mostly, which is why a hybrid might be more for me. I love that these little guys take so little space and are fragrant though.
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Thanks! They have a few Kokyu listed in their online catalog. Mr. Kasahara discounted mine because he said the smaller of the 2 growths wasn't up to par.
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In Canada Neos are available from Terry Kowalczuk's Flora-Peculia. You'd need to email him for a list though, as he only has a small list of his pricier Connoisseur Collection currently on the website.
Japanese Orchids - Flora-Peculia
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Thanks. They sure are pricey for such little things! The Chinese cymbidium are pretty too. I just may email him when I want a birthday present for myself.
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04-20-2014, 07:30 PM
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Ah! You'd probably like Neostylis Pinky then.
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04-20-2014, 08:11 PM
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Thanks. They sure are pricey for such little things! The Chinese cymbidium are pretty too. I just may email him when I want a birthday present for myself.
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Yes, the connoisseur selection prices are at least an order of magnitude higher than most of the Fukiran I typically buy. I know Terry sells plants for much less from his regular list.
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04-21-2014, 02:25 AM
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Ah! You'd probably like Neostylis Pinky then.
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Yes, Pinky would be a very nice one.
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Catalog-Connoisseur
Yes, the connoisseur selection prices are at least an order of magnitude higher than most of the Fukiran I typically buy. I know Terry sells plants for much less from his regular list.
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That's good to know. Theses are such popular little orchids that it makes me want to find out why. I once had a Darwinara blue star years ago, but I somehow killed it before it came into bloom. I have never seen another one, and no one has neofinetias or any other vanda related orchid at the shows here. I will contact this person to see what is available.
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