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Old 02-19-2007, 09:29 PM
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Phrag Nitidissimum is caudatum x Conchiferum. Grown intermediate and under bright light. Potted in CHC, sphagnum and perlite. The petals on the first flower are already 13" and still growing. I got this one just over three years ago...first blooming for me.

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Old 02-19-2007, 10:06 PM
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Wow! Nice photo! Gorgeous Phrag! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 02-20-2007, 08:42 AM
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Very nice Wendy. I have been waiting to see this remade.
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I love it Thanks for sharing ! Gin
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Oh I like it...my phrag wish list is getting longer and longer. I must try your growing media in the future to, nice growing!
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Nice one Wendy, did you miss your calling as a photographer??

What proportions of CHC, moss and perlite do you use. I assume you are using large size perlite (sponge rock)?
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Old 02-20-2007, 06:16 PM
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Thanks.

Actually my photos are very hit and miss. I only have a crappy point and shoot that manages to catch a good shot once in awhile. Nothing to do with me...I'm clueless about photography.

The mix is mostly CHC with a handful of sphagnum and a couple more of large perlite. You know...a pinch of this and a shake of that. Growing in a house (lower humidity) i find it beneficial to add a bit of moss to help retain moisture a bit longer.
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Hi Wendy, is this the ‘Wilhemina Laarman’ clone that was awarded an FCC/AOS?
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what a gorgeous flower! you did an excellent job blooming it too, nice nice nice!!!
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Beautiful phrag, Wendy and nice growing! I have a young cross of Nitidissimum and popowii "Hong Yantse' and can hardly wait for it to bloom, probably a couple more years.

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