Hi there everyone, I've just put a couple of pictures of Stenomesson variegatum yellow form up on the WIKI. This is a strikingly handsome plant, standing 30 inches tall with yellow and green tubular flowers, from the high Andes. You can find the photos at: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… John Bryan in his magnum opus "Bulbs" mentions that some authorities regard the species as synonymous with Stenomesson luteo-viridis. Presumably, this form is the reason why as he goes on to say "..however, the latter (S. luteo-viridis) is described as having greenish-yellow flowers with distinct green keels, and as being shorter than others in this group". The first part is true, though I cannot say about the later part. Best regards, David Victor