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Pseudorhipsalis amazonica (Wittia amazonica)
RE: Pseudorhipsalis amazonica (Wittia amazonica)
in Selenicereus, Hylocereus, Disocactus etc. 13.02.2016 12:18von Torro • 245 Beiträge
Mattslandscape schreibt: Full Description: Aporophyllum Hybrid 'NEUE PETERSEN HYBRID' Has numerous Extra-small 1" diameter golden-orange blooms on 3-4 angled narrow basket growth, some long spines on stems. Very unusual growth. Fast grower! (Not sure what the cross was on this one as i have little info. but the growth resembles a cross of typical Aporophyllum growth and possibly Lepismium). Imported from Germany. Previously prior late 2011 this variety was not registered with E.S.A. and has been listed with the name above before being registered.
Wie spannend: Es geht weiter:
Full Description: Epi cacti hybrid 'INCA'S GOLDEN DREAM' Has an xs bloom with inner petals golden yellow with a yellow midstripe. Outer petals yellow-orange. Overlapping, bell shaped form. unusual tall and lanky 3-angled growth. A cross of Pfeiffera paraganiensis x 'Fruehlingsanfang'. Hybridized by Kurt Petersen and registered by Frank Supple (EPRIC) of the Netherlands. Reg. #13811.
NOTE; Most unusual growth it has very skinny and long almost hair like spines. Profuse bloomer in spring.
Prior late 2011 this variety was unregistered and was known as 'NEUE PETERSEN HYBRIDE'.
LG, Torro
RE: Pseudorhipsalis amazonica (Wittia amazonica)
in Selenicereus, Hylocereus, Disocactus etc. 13.02.2016 12:58von Helhesten • 237 Beiträge
Hm wenn ich mir hier ansehe:
http://epric.org/index.php?route=informa...formation_id=21
Da schreibt Frank Süpplie noch in seiner Liste von Kurt Peterson Hybriden
'Neue Petersen Hybride'
orange yellow, not registered
und ganz unten
unknown Kurt Petersen hybrids:
In the EPRIC collection we have several seedlings from Kurt Petersen which are not known and were not described or registered. Mr. Süpplie did receive them when he was at very young age. Now it is time to show them and finally to register them at the ESA.
Er hat also Sämlinge ohne jegliche Angaben erhalten von Kurt Peterson und plötzlich meldet er einen dieser sehr erfolgreich gewordenen Sämlinge an. Ich frage mich woher weiß er die Eltern plötzlich? Sehr seltsam.
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