another 'Mystic' till

19 years ago

Didn't even realize that I had this; Mystic Twins. Hybridizers much surely march to a different drum!

T. geminiflora + T. albertaiana = Mystic Twin

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This little flower is pretty darn near perfection

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auswin
19 years ago
very beautiful plant....
atmccmn
19 years ago
Gonzer, surprisingly your Mystic Twin doesn't resemble both of it's parents except for the the look of albertiana. Amazingly the plant looks very greenish. Perhaps it inherited from gardneri. Interesting!!!

Very perfect symetrical shape of the flower. Wish it could have some pinkish tone to the inner of the pistil.
An added bonus.

Gonzer....you should further upgrade it. What do you think??
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Original Author
19 years ago
Atm, I'd leave the upgrading to someone like Lisa. I don't have the patience! ;-)
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Original Author
19 years ago
OK atm, I did have a T. kolbii blooming so I stuck both plants in a dark room for an hour. Maybe I'll get something.
LisaCLV
19 years ago
A dark room's not going to do it, Gonzer. They need some "marital aids". ;-)

I don't have the patience for Tillandsias from seed either. That's for crazy folk!