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tenman 01-08-2009 06:32 AM

Cattleya guttata alba - worth the wait!
 
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I have waited a very long time for this one. I grew it up from flask and
it has been about 10 years. The plant is quite small still, only 14"
tall and tried to bloom with one bud last year which blasted. This year,
two truly excellent flowers about 3.5" across.

I know the type form can get quite tall; does anyone know if the alba
form stays smaller? It is often the case that albas are smaller less
hardy plants than their type counterparts, I know, but don't know if
this holds true in this species as well.


K Barrett 01-08-2009 05:36 PM

Cattleya guttata alba - worth the wait!
 
tenman wrote:
I have waited a very long time for this one. I grew it up from flask and
it has been about 10 years. The plant is quite small still, only 14"
tall and tried to bloom with one bud last year which blasted. This year,
two truly excellent flowers about 3.5" across.

I know the type form can get quite tall; does anyone know if the alba
form stays smaller? It is often the case that albas are smaller less
hardy plants than their type counterparts, I know, but don't know if
this holds true in this species as well.

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Very nice! But I don't know about the size of the plant either. Guess
you'll find out, LOL!

K Barrett

Diana Kulaga[_5_] 01-08-2009 08:38 PM

Cattleya guttata alba - worth the wait!
 
I'd make room for that no matter how tall it may get.

Diana

"K Barrett" wrote in message
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tenman wrote:
I have waited a very long time for this one. I grew it up from flask and
it has been about 10 years. The plant is quite small still, only 14" tall
and tried to bloom with one bud last year which blasted. This year, two
truly excellent flowers about 3.5" across.

I know the type form can get quite tall; does anyone know if the alba
form stays smaller? It is often the case that albas are smaller less
hardy plants than their type counterparts, I know, but don't know if this
holds true in this species as well.

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Very nice! But I don't know about the size of the plant either. Guess
you'll find out, LOL!

K Barrett




[email protected] 02-08-2009 03:46 PM

Diana, this picture was originall posted to highwinds and made it
 
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I have waited a very long time for this one. I grew it up from flask and
it has been about 10 years. The plant is quite small still, only 14"
tall and tried to bloom with one bud last year which blasted. This year,
two truly excellent flowers about 3.5" across.

I know the type form can get quite tall; does anyone know if the alba
form stays smaller? It is often the case that albas are smaller less
hardy plants than their type counterparts, I know, but don't know if
this holds true in this species as well.



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Chris Dukes


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