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Current blooms 2019 part 2

7 years ago

Since we have 81 comments in the original post thought it easier to start a new thread then posting there

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  • 7 years ago

    It's very pretty Fred, reminiscent of Charisma a bit don't you think?


    Very pretty double red, Ninecrow....

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  • 7 years ago

    Fred, that is the second scape of the H.yungacencexH.papilio cross. It is an outstanding beauty indeed and a great performer. And the one looking at her/him? is my beloved Rosario:-)

    Your Coral Beach looks much better than last year! I guess mine was part of the overwintering in the garden experiment I started last fall. I don't know if any bulb survived :-( The problem wasn't frost but the cover kept also mice warm and dry! I don't know if Hippeastrum bulbs are toxic for mice too but I hope they are!!!

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  • 7 years ago

    Oh Donna,


    They are beautiful!!!!! It looks like a spring fireworks display :-))))))

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    After a rather blustery and rainy day, these cuties are re-blooming on a very nice and sunny morning.

    Napoli



    A slightly wider group shot.



    And finally, Baby Face. This one hasn't bloomed again since I got her in 2014.



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  • 7 years ago

    Beautiful blooms everyone! Some I am seeing for the first time.

  • 7 years ago

    To my delighted surprise, chicos the first to bloom in my garden.


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  • 7 years ago

    Donna, I love (Pyjama) Party! And you have two scapes, congratulations!

    Fred, your Napoli looks like a perfect small red flower! I did not know this one.

    Thank you for sharing your Chico, Teako! I have to get one someday, it looks really special.

    Here's what is blooming at my house right now:

    Mocca is as gorgeous as always

    Exotic Star is reblooming with only two blooms:

    Rosario and her two children (xEmanuelle) are reblooming together. Debütantin looks much wilder this year...
    A close up of Debütantin:


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  • 7 years ago

    Anja,


    Such beautiful blooms :-)))) I'm in love with your Debutantin!!! Her blooms are so exotic and wild looking. I wish I could say that Napoli was a small blooming plant but she's actually huge. The blooms are are 18cm (7 1/2") wide and the plant is 80cm (31")tall, much bigger than last year's growth.


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  • 7 years ago

    Anja!!


    Your Debutantin is just stunning, you must be so proud!!


    All the rest are beautiful too but Debutantin hits a home run!! Congratulations!!


    Teako,


    Chico is always one of my favorites, thanks for sharing!


    Fred,


    Congratulations on your Baby Face and Napoli is very pretty also!



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  • 7 years ago

    Here is my Shoka no Kagayaki that I purchased in 2013!! Nearly 6 years for me to bring this small bulb to bloom but better late than never I guess. If there were 4 flowers it would be much nicer but I don't think I've ever seen any pictures of Shoka no Kagayaki with more than 2 flowers.






    This is a good sized flower at a full 6" across.


    Donna

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  • 7 years ago

    Donna,


    She's beautiful :-))))) I have one too but she's teeny tiny and a few years away from blooming, I just hope mine is as pretty as yours.

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    First flowers on my blossfeldiae hybrid. The female parent is a cultivar of the Colibri series. The wild species blossfeldiae is very dominant in this cross. Six flowers per scape (this is inherited from blossfeldiae too). I have pollinated two flowers with Hippeastrelia Durga Pradhan pollen.

    Frank

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    Thanks Fred,


    Mine is still a very small bulb but I was happy to see after 6 years that she could bloom! She got prettier the longer she was out. Here she is again

    with Glee.


    Frank, Your blossfeldiae hybrid is gorgeous!! Six flowers, that's amazing!!



  • 7 years ago

    Here is a seedling of Exotica x Mocca that I made in 2012!! It took seven years to bloom for me! I had given lots of these seeds away and several bloomed in 3 or 4 years for others but it took me seven!! Only two flowers but I know this can give me 4 flowers if I can just make her happy this summer. Not a prize winner for sure but her color is really vibrant as in the pictures with nice netting, and I'm happy!

    She's 6 & 1/2 inches at her widest.







    Make sure you click on all the pictures to view them at their larger size.



    Donna


  • 7 years ago

    Donna, I like your Exotica x Mocca! It is amazing that is such a bright orange! I remember seeing some pictures here from this cross (seeds you shared) and they were much paler.

    I did the reverse cross last year (with pollen Jody sent me!) and will be happy if I get something like you :-)))

    Frank, your blossfeldiae hybrid is very beautiful, congratulations!

    Anja

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    Hippeastrelia Durga Pradhan is blooming again. As always only a few days from first visibility of the bud to the opening of the flowers.



    And my blossfeldiae seedling has all 6 flowers open now:



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    These are some amazing photos of beautiful blooms! (Drooling lol). Anja, your Debutantin is stunning. The color and shape are beautiful!

    Fred, your Napoli and Baby Face are so vibrant and make a beautiful statement. No shyness here as they shout "Spring is here!".

    Frank, your Blossfeldiae hybrid is gorgeous! What are you looking for in your crosses?

    Teako, I love Chico! Tried to buy 3 more but they were mislabeled. Thankfully the one I have is putting up 2 scapes so I will have pollen to play with! Do you have any breeding plans?

    Donna, your blooms are always gorgeous! Love Glee, hoping she will bloom for me this year. Pictures of your Exotica x Mocca cross inspired me to try this as well. Pajama Party is amazing!

  • 7 years ago

    All are charming, Donna,it is worth waiting for seven years.

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    This is a H. cardenasii ( neopardinum) hybrid. Looks a lot like pictures of the specie on line. Thought to put pollen on exotic star and the other cardenasii hybrids as well selfing What do you think? And yes, Donna, this was from Telos lol. Also first flowering and only 2 flowers.



  • 7 years ago

    H. Yungacense. This is the second flowering. I selfed the first flowers and seed pods are developing.



  • 7 years ago

    H. Cardenasii x psitticinum and one of them that I will try some cardenasii pollen on. This bulb just keeps on flowering.



  • 7 years ago

    Jody, I don't recall having bought one labeled cardenssaii but I do have one just labeled neopardinum hybrid that has a very long neck and is large enough to bloom if it had a mind to!! Yours is very beautiful and you have to click on the picture to enlarge it to see the beauty.


    Your Cardenssaii x psitticinum is very lovely!! Good luck with your yungacense seeds!!


    Thanks Arif! I have another from this cross that could bloom also if it cared to!


    Waiting for the next to bloom, my not Pink Flush.


    Donna


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  • 7 years ago

    Donna, neopardinum is the old name, it was renamed cardenasii. Trying to keep up lol.

  • 7 years ago

    Ok, so maybe I do have one!!

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  • 7 years ago

    Jody, your blooms are wonderful, especially the cardenasii hybrid! I would definitely try to self it and x Exotic Star sounds also nice. fingers crossed for everything you chose to try!

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    The flower stalk of this H. blossfeldiae is 1 full meter tall:



    The flowers are simple but graceful:




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  • 7 years ago

    Thanks Anja and Donna, I'll let you know what takes.

    Frank, your blossfeldiae is gorgeous!

  • 7 years ago

    Yes Frank, it is really gorgeous! It seems to shine from inside :-)

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  • 7 years ago

    This is the first re blooming amaryllis for me. Is it red lion? All my other bulbs are treated the same but only this one re-bloomed. This is the third year I have had them. What is the secret to get them re-bloom? They spend summer outside then move to basement around end of oct, move to living room around end of Feb. all the others only grow leaves. No flowers.

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    This if from the selfing of junihitoe/red flash and is the first Alba type. All the others were vibrantly colored. It is a more compact flower with only 2 flowers, but since this is its maiden flowering that might change. I really like this one. The shape is different than anything else I have and it holds this shape. I also like the way the flower tips twirl and have a pink blush.



  • 7 years ago



    Striped Amadeus

  • 7 years ago

    Alfresco. This is one bulb.

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    Rockdale, your Red Lion or whatever red it is is lovely, seems to be doing well for you!


    Well Jody, that is an interesting result from a self of Junhitoe for sure!!! Striped Amedeus is nice, I never got any of those, but I've got an Aphrodite that gave me 3 flowers but they didn't all open at once. Two of the bulbs you gave me that bloomed a few months ago are going to bloom again!! You've got that magic touch!!


    Jana, your pot of Alfresco is beautiful!! They're fragrant aren't they?

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    They are, dondeldux. A beautiful plant that I received by mistake!

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    Donna, I'm so glad the bulbs are doing well under your care and can't wait to see them blooming! Jana, your Alfresco is gorgeous!

    Here is the always dependable, beautiful and sweetly scented Blossom Peacock,



  • 7 years ago

    She's a beauty!! I can smell her scent from way up here!!

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  • 7 years ago

    This is really a lovely double! Does it have the same scent like Jewel?

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    Anja, yes the same scent.

  • 7 years ago

    Very nice. My Jewel is blooming right now and I can go there and smell it whenever I want :-) Some other bulbs are flowering too:

    Fledermaus and Machala

    Emanuelle (right) and her daughter (a self that just happened 4 years ago and is now blooming for the first time) . I actually like Emanuelle jr. even a little more. The colors are more vibrant and the shape more elegant than her mothers. And she has two scapes on her maiden bloom...


    Yellow Star and Sonatini #1807. If you are looking for a strong and reliable yellow variety I recommend Yellow Star:

    Not really a bulb but he seems to like it in a pot too...

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  • 7 years ago

    Hi Anja,


    Very beautiful and I used to grow cats in pots too :-)))))

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    Such beautiful varieties!! Your sonatini # 1807 is certainly beautiful as is your Yellow Star; it seems I should get one of those!! And, a happy Timmi planted in a pot and looking very comfy!

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    Hippeastrum "Alfresco"

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    Al fresco

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    Still one of my favourites: Spotlight. Above is Daphne but I don't know how to capture her beauty in a picture. She looks much better in person.


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    Hippeastrum "Sugar Candy" - small flower, with yellow and Pink nuance

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    Hippeastrum papilio, from Doran Collection (more greenish)

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    Beautiful pics!!

    One of my favorites is Spotlight too Anja. Tried some crosses with it but all failed.

    Luca, I have some papilio from the Doran collection. Wish they would flower more often. At least their progeny flower each year :) Sugar Candy is lovely.

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