Hippestrelia hybrids
Steve Evans via pbs (Sun, 10 Jun 2018 15:26:00 PDT)
Thanks. Without knowing the exact makeup of Durga Pradhan this makes sense. My plant does have narrower foliage than me Durga Pradhan. Also the flower showed more of a Sprekelia influence.
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On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 17:19, Tim Eck<teck11@embarqmail.com> wrote: Steve,
I think it would be better classified as a BC1F2 (Sprekelia crossed and backcrossed to Hippeastrum and selfed), assuming Durga Pradhan was an F1. And even that assumes that all the Hippeastrum involved were the same species.
David Lehmiller has done a lot of Sprekelia intergeneric crosses but I don't know anyone else.
Tim Eck
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Subject: [pbs] Hippestrelia hybrids
I recently bloomed a hybrid I made by crossing Hippeastrum Apple Blossom
with Hippestrelia Durga Pradhan. The result was a scape bearing a single
flower about 5" diameter. I self pollinated it and have a healthy seed
pod. Does any one have experience with F3 hybrids of this?Steve in Oklahoma
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