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Brassia Rex 'Sakata'
This is a tough one to photograph. Its about 4 1/2 ft wide and that green color is always a challenge for me.
I have been told that the plant is a tetraploid, which produces these large flowers. Roy |
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Brassia Rex 'Sakata'
Wow! This is a great plant, and as far as I can see no single spot on
the leaves. Well done. I wish I could do that with Brassia's, mine always look like they are variegated :-( Greets, Niek Roy schreef: This is a tough one to photograph. Its about 4 1/2 ft wide and that green color is always a challenge for me. I have been told that the plant is a tetraploid, which produces these large flowers. Roy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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Brassia Rex 'Sakata'
On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 23:05:26 +0200, Niek Hanckmann
wrote: Wow! This is a great plant, and as far as I can see no single spot on the leaves. Well done. I wish I could do that with Brassia's, mine always look like they are variegated :-( Greets, Niek Nice photo and beautiful plant. Like Niek my leaves are not pristine. But mine is grown is such high light it tends toward the lime green. Love this lush color. SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/main.php |
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