Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

Clones of 'H&R' acquired several years ago, moved to s/h at the same time,
and grown right next to each other.

So much for "exact copies".


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Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

Amazing. How much more different could they be? Pretty, though.

Diana

"Ray B" wrote in message
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Clones of 'H&R' acquired several years ago, moved to s/h at the same time,
and grown right next to each other.

So much for "exact copies".


--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!

Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

Nice plants! It would be interesting to see what Roy Tokunaga has to say
about this. Probably a tag got mixed up or something. Might be worth an
email. He may be able to tell you what the other is. Or buy the oddity at
a huge profit for you, LOL!

K Barrett

"Ray B" wrote in message
news:r3hqj.3500$eD3.3139@trndny05...
Clones of 'H&R' acquired several years ago, moved to s/h at the same time,
and grown right next to each other.

So much for "exact copies".


--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!

Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

i think that's very cool. just like phals that have different flowers
on different spikes--on the same plant. :)

--j_a




In article r3hqj.3500$eD3.3139@trndny05,
"Ray B" wrote:

Clones of 'H&R' acquired several years ago, moved to s/h at the same time,
and grown right next to each other.

So much for "exact copies".

Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

The weirdest phals I ever had was a complex hybrid I got from Parkside - I
actually bought two at different times because I liked the bright golden
yellow flowers, and didn't realize I already had one.

The next time they bloomed, the flowers were white.

The time after that, pink.

Lost 'em both to a freeze, and I'll be damned if I can remember the cross!

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"unknown" wrote in message
...
i think that's very cool. just like phals that have different flowers
on different spikes--on the same plant. :)

--j_a




In article r3hqj.3500$eD3.3139@trndny05,
"Ray B" wrote:

Clones of 'H&R' acquired several years ago, moved to s/h at the same
time,
and grown right next to each other.

So much for "exact copies".

Two Cymbidium Nut Plants
 

sounds like my optimara african violets--they bloom out in different
colors depending on the time of year. the non-optimara don't.

--j_a



In article T5tqj.11167$M71.3853@trnddc08,
"Ray B" wrote:

The weirdest phals I ever had was a complex hybrid I got from Parkside - I
actually bought two at different times because I liked the bright golden
yellow flowers, and didn't realize I already had one.

The next time they bloomed, the flowers were white.

The time after that, pink.

Lost 'em both to a freeze, and I'll be damned if I can remember the cross!

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!