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Pete Clarke
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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Reply #375 on:
May 04, 2010, 09:42:14 PM »
Ueli Wackernagel
Stromboli "Fireball" lip.
Pete.
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Luc Gilgemyn
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 05, 2010, 08:20:11 AM »
Great display Pete !!
A very good whakari if you ask me !
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Luc Gilgemyn
Harelbeke - Belgium
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 05, 2010, 11:44:51 AM »
Hi Pete
Lovely colouring on the P. Whakari.
The unknown looks like P. formosana.
David
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karel_t
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Pleione Wizard's Apprentice
Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 05, 2010, 09:58:35 PM »
Hi everybody.
Pete - nice close-up of lips
Several plants from Prague:
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arisaema
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 06, 2010, 08:17:56 PM »
Could anyone tell me what this might be a (natural) hybrid of? It's Vietnamese, both flowers and pseudobulbs are fairly large. Sorry for the picture quality, I'll get better ones tomorrow.
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Paul Cumbleton
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 07, 2010, 12:52:08 PM »
Hi Arisaema,
Almost certainly this is P. x barbarae (which is P. grandiflora x P. bulbocodioides)
Cheers
Paul
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Slug Killer
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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Reply #381 on:
May 07, 2010, 06:49:10 PM »
Pleione Ganymede
Pleione x barbarae (Pale form)
Pleione Volcanello
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Pete Clarke
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 07, 2010, 11:30:26 PM »
Hi Rob,
Re. the white streaking on petals, I have had the same problem this year, particularly on Zeus Weinstein, Shantungs & formosana.
So at the Malvern show, I asked someone on the Butterfield stand, (not Ian - they had a superb display as usual) if it could be due to the cold winter we had.
I was told that it is unlikely to be due to any cold effect but possibly my feeding regime.
I was advised to use a full strength, high potash feed (such as Baby Bio or Tomorite) weekly as soon as the leaves are well formed.
I have always started with 1/2 strength high nitrogen monthly initially, changing to a balanced feed mid season & high potash from about July.
So if that is what Butterfields use to acheive their tremendous plants - so will I this season.
Pete.
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arisaema
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 08, 2010, 08:17:09 AM »
Thank you for the identification, Paul!
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arisaema
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 09, 2010, 11:28:37 AM »
Here's a better pic of the pale P. x barbarae, and some P. limprichtii
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Slug Killer
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May 09, 2010, 01:58:28 PM »
Rob
Can you measure the Rakata and tell me how big it is. I have some xbarbarae that are also very big.
Pleione Alde Saran below
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Mark Griffiths
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 09, 2010, 09:02:19 PM »
Some oldies from me;
P.soufriere
P. (el pico?) kestrel
P. el pico Goldcrest
P. Stromboli Fireball
P. vesuvius Phoenix
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Pieter
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 09, 2010, 10:48:55 PM »
Hi Rob
Good to hear the mystery Pleiones are no longer a mind teaser. I must say, that x barbarae from China looks very nice. Good shape and color.
I still have a mystery Pleione myself. I will try to post a picture tomorow. There is a chance it will also be a x barbarae. This would be verry strange if you know I have it for nine years now and bougth my first named x barbarae two years ago.
About flower size and the biggest Pleione flower? My largest Pleione flower was on a Shantung 'Ducat', it measured 12,7cm. My Rakata doensn't comes near this.
Hi David
Nice looking Alde Saran. Is this your own cross? I have an Alde Saran that will flower in a few day's time. I got it from Blankenburg in Germany. It would be nice tot compare these.
Greetings
Pieter
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Pieter
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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May 10, 2010, 09:42:11 AM »
Hi Pieter
P. Alde Saran is from Gunter Blankenburg in Germany. I registered it for him last year with the RHS.
Please post a picture when yours flowers as I am interested to see how much variation there is in this cross.
David
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JPB
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Re: Pleione Spring 2010..... to July!
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Reply #389 on:
May 10, 2010, 11:30:22 AM »
Three flowers on one pseudobulb of
Pleione x barbarae
. This clone was obtained from Paul Christian a few years ago.
I see many beautiful x barbarae's here and i wonder if they are (clonal) descendants of once wild-collected plants?
If not, they should be named other than x barbarae. Just to make a distinction between wild clones and artificial clones (Like in
Pleione x lagenaria
and
Pleione
x Confirmation).
Can somebody shed some light here???
Hans
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