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Old 06-01-2007, 05:13 PM
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That must be the same one! Very wow!! Many Sophronitis have been put back into Laelia I believe. Not sure.
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Many Sophronitis have been put back into Laelia I believe. Not sure.
From what I know (it is not my area) there have been a lot of hybrids with coccinea. With cernua and brevipendunculata only a fraction of the former. I have read the other day that perhaps brevipendunculata with be more used nowadays because it is more resistant to hot temperatures.

Perhaps anyone is better informed ?
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