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HAVE: hippeastrum neopardinum
Comments (2)If you post again, be sure your listing says WANTED: hippeastrum neopardiunum. You might list again because on the Plant List it says HAVE so only people who don't have these and might want some will open it and look. You might try it anyway....See MoreH. reginea x neopardinom
Comments (14)your welcome. I also found this in a recent ebay auction: Hippeastrum pardinum (first image) is often mixed up with H. neopardinum (third image, not up for bidding in the current offer), a dubious taxon which is said to be found near a village called Atén in Nor-Yungas Province of the Department of La Paz, Bolivia. Some growers consider that H. neopardinum to be a variation of H. pardinum as âÂÂneoâ is a Latin prefix which stands for âÂÂnewâÂÂ. Len Doran opines that the prefix is assigned to H. neopardinum as it is âÂÂsimilarâ / âÂÂclosely allied toâ H. pardinum. My observation of the flowers and growth habit suggests that there are significant differences between the two: the dotted pattern of H. pardinum appears to be rather coarse (see first image and second image of a drawing extracted from plate 633 of Flore des Serres, with courtesy). Nevertheless, H. neopardinum is noticeably distinguished by the fine, linear pattern. Besides, the segments of H. pardinum are largely elliptical-ovate in shape but the segments of H. neopardinum are lanceolate with an acute apex. In cultivation, H. pardinum is always self-sterile and multiply slowly by means of vegetative growth. On the contrary, H. neopardinum is a self-fertile species which makes viable seeds....See MoreHippeastrum 'Rebel' -- Maguire's Hippeastrum Farm!
Comments (6)Hi Josh, Yup..looks just like mine did...I though maybe they'd be a bit different... the same right down to the speckled tongue!! I hope you got a change to at least self it since Rebel sets great seedpods..I have about 15 or so from my selfing that survived and are doing very well. I only had one stalk and only two flowers though..hope you got 4 flowers..Thanks for posting, I was dying to see another one! Donna...See MoreWishful thinking
Comments (14)Donna, Thank you for the suggestion. I will write to RC and express my interest and that it seems to be desired by several. I have bought seeds from Australia and they never were delivered ( I assume Customs). I was not aware of how difficult it is to get plant material in and out of Australia, but reading the past threads about Maguire's bulbs gives me some idea. Blanca, Thank you for the information on Spotty. I will write to RC and hopefully that might be something RC will think worthwhile to pursue. Blanca, what do you think of the Maguire Naomi? My dream would be to use Naomi pollen on Spotty, but I know nothing about what is in Naomi's background. I just love those spots. Can you also imagine Spotty and Exotic Star together? I can only dream. :)...See MoreRelated Professionals
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