Is it C. beteroniana?
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Catopsis ID
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Lim,
where did you get it from? If i had to hazard a guess i would say beteroniana, but the Catopsis genus is very hard to differrentiate (spelling haha?) to an untrained eye such as myself.
where did you get it from? If i had to hazard a guess i would say beteroniana, but the Catopsis genus is very hard to differrentiate (spelling haha?) to an untrained eye such as myself.
Nice Catopsis...
You really ought to try to self-pollinate your flowers. Catopsis seed makes great trading material...
Happy Growing,
Brian.
You really ought to try to self-pollinate your flowers. Catopsis seed makes great trading material...
Happy Growing,
Brian.
I got this Catopsis from Taiwan nursery as C. beteroniana. I doubt its identity because it is not really powdery. May be because of my growing condition?
Lim,
You have a good point there....
It could quite possibly be Catopsis floribunda instead. Usually, there's at least a little "waxy powder" regardless of growing conditions on C. beteroniana.
Brian.
You have a good point there....
It could quite possibly be Catopsis floribunda instead. Usually, there's at least a little "waxy powder" regardless of growing conditions on C. beteroniana.
Brian.