Hi bench, the formosa variety also face this issues. This variety was hard to find in the wild sice the second half of 50's. This one I post above was a clone from a parent found in 1954.Originally Posted by bench72
Hi Edward, the Australian variety is sometimes known as Phal rosenstromii... it has actually been line bred to the point where the segments are now also very filled in and sometimes it's difficult to tell the species from the hybrid
This species has been comercalized for decades, on the contrary, the original are very rare to find now.
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