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Old 07-16-2004, 10:16 PM
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since this one has a dark leaf base, most assuredly vinicolor parents were used. it's just that most silmarils are "alba" (technically not the correct term since alba really means white, and these are green-and-white, but i say "spike" and i say "alba" ). in fact, every other plant from this set of breeding lines (oriental mystique, alma gavaert) that i have seen is an alba, but that of course does not preclude vini breeding.

i.e. paph onyx was first registered presumably as a vini, but most of the onyx around these days are albas.

Milt. Shelob was registered by someone named McCully in 1998. A grower in Hawaii, if I recall.
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Thanks Jason, that makes sense. You are always so helpful w/ explaining these sorts of things.

The Milt. too - since OZ is known for their paphs...
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The OZ does some breeding on other genera as well--I know they dabble in masdies, maybe also oncidium intergenerics. This masdie was bred by the OZ:
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That is a pretty Masd! I like it.
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I like it too--plus it's nice to see a Paph thread get transformed into a Masdie one HAHAHAHA!!!!! LOL!!!
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Nice color! What is it?
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I like it too--plus it's nice to see a Paph thread get transformed into a Masdie one HAHAHAHA!!!!! LOL!!!
LOL, I know, what are the chances!
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Swallow (Falcata x infracta)

Falcata is a famous old hybrid dating back to 1899, coccinea x veitchiana. infracta is a small, successive-blooming, *warmth-tolerant* and very variably-colored species. The light purple form was used for this cross. This plant is a total weed--the infracta genes for warmth-tolerance really came through (since Falcata is a true cool grower).
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I'm glad you guys like to stay on task and don't go off topic. I give you guys a big fat F in english class. *BUZZ* Ok students, class is over.

Pretty flower anyways Traci. How's that chickadee doing for you? I don't think I'm watering him enough..he's getting a little droopy.

See NOW YOU GOT ME GOING OFF TOPIC. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
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I'm glad you guys like to stay on task and don't go off topic. I give you guys a big fat F in english class. *BUZZ* Ok students, class is over.

Pretty flower anyways Traci. How's that chickadee doing for you? I don't think I'm watering him enough..he's getting a little droopy.

See NOW YOU GOT ME GOING OFF TOPIC. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

My chickadee is doing great. I have it mounted and the roots are doing AWESOME. If I don't water everyday that it is sunny, the leaves get pretty skinny, but plump right back when I water. When my digi camera isn't being so tempermental, I'll take a pic for you.
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