Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Pleione and Orchidaceae => Topic started by: Gene Mirro on November 23, 2006, 04:48:10 AM
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This is my one and only Pleione, formosanum I believe. It's happy.
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That looks GEORGOUS! :)
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And here are some picture of a Pln. formosana variegata form:
[AO-08260]
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Hi Kenneth,
I haven't seen this particular variegation before, so it is very interesting. I have the formosana form that has the white variegation just around the edge of the leaf and I wasn't aware of any others, so thanks for sharing this. I have one of my own hybrids that has produced variegated leaves, and I know Ian Butterfield also has had an occasional hybrid that produced variegation, but overall it seems to happen very rarely with pleiones
Cheers
Paul
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Here are some Pleione formosana clones:
Pleione formosana [AO-05332]
Pleione formosana [AO-08121]
Pleione formosana 'Blush of Dawn' [AO-07584]
Pleione formosana 'C. P. Diamond' [AO-07248]
Pleione formosana 'Lulu' [AO-07249]
Pleione formosana 'Oriental Splendour' [AO-08122]
The 'Lulu' clone is one of my favourites, the other one 'Eugenie' is just about to open...
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Here is the other type of variegated P formosana I mentioned, folowed by the variegated hybrid seedling which occurreed in one of my crosses:
Paul