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I was just thinking about that today. Since I don't get AQ or wildcatt I
don't know how old an award is. I do remember that Charles E. is an older award....So I guess from your response that a new FCC on roth is worth more than a 10 year old FCC. Makes sense to me. "TRAINMAN9" wrote in message ... Yeah...Look at Paph rothchildianum. An FCC awarded plant is outrageously expensive. Gene Some of the older clones like Charles E. are more reasonable but the newer ones are still pretty high. I wonder how much "Janet" or "Mt. Milas" go for? |
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I do remember that Charles E. is an older award....So I guess from your
response that a new FCC on roth is worth more than a 10 year old FCC. Makes sense to me. Not necessarily. I would guess that part of it might be that there is just more of it around or that better examples or breeders are available and command a higher price. I remember when Winston Churchill clones were over $500 a growth or Hellas in the $250-300 range. Now both can be had for $150 for the former and $50-60 for the latter even though both are still regarded as good breeders. Some plants never seem to lose their appeal or value such as Skip Bartlett clones and Dusty Miller. They are still highly regarded and very expensive. |
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