Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Amaryllidaceae => Topic started by: BULBISSIME on September 11, 2010, 03:40:17 PM
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Here is the flower of Rhodophiala species, may be R. advena or R. pratensis ...
Does somebody have any idea of the correct name ?
It comes from Chile and is flowering now.
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Hi Fred, do you know where is its origin?
Rhodophiala is a tricky genus, in my opinion yours looks more like advena than pratensis ( posted R.pratensis (I think!) recently, R. splendens in the past) - but it could also be something else...
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May be a few help Bulbi ;)
http://www.chileflora.com/Florachilena/FloraEnglish/PIC_BULBOUS.php
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Thank's Fleur bleue but not easy to identify !
Hans, I don't have the exact origin but will try to get it.
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Advena has narrow long tapering tepals, the form most widely found is a dull dirty pink or dull pale slamon with fine lines.
Looks a lot like splendens.
Are you sure it is from Chile?
best
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Yes Ezeiza, I'm absolutely sure it comes from Chile.
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My Rhodophiala advena is flowering now.
Poul
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Thank's for posting Poul, your's is really different from my Rodophiala sp... and beautifull larger flowers.
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Beautiful plant Poul.
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Is it possible that it's Rhodophiala phycelloides
here is a link to a pic and a bit of info!
http://www.chileflora.com/Florachilena/FloraEnglish/HighResPages/EH0633.htm
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Seems to be more wide opened than mine... ???
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Fred, here flowered some more of R. pratensis from central chile.
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Great Hans... I'll should have a second flower in the next days to compare .
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here is the second plant... I would say R. pratensis but no key to identify them ??
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Fred
perhaps it would be better, to see also a photo with natural light, in way to have a various chromatic effect
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It's with natural light, only added a black background, but I'll try another pic if I've time today.