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Asteraceae flower [OC]
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Only if we assume they can't be ressurected
No sure what type, but I think it's definitely a plant / gras. (Photo was taken in New York in October)
It's from the first floor of the museum on Ellis Island
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Introducing Paphiopedilum Belgian Sunshine
I pollinated a Paphiopedilum Maudiae in January 2021 with pollen from Paphiopedilum Ma Folie. In August, I cut off a fruit. In September, I sent the fruit to The Orchids Lab for seeding, received it back in August 2022, and potted it. In October 2024, I discovered three flower buds. and in November 2024 they opened, allowing me to register it as a new hybrid, and gave it the name Paphiopedilum Belgian Sunshine.
I named it after the rare meteorological condition that allowed the specimens to flower in such a short time.
More information about the new hybrid: Royal Horticultural Society – OrchidRoots – Orchidex
Did you have special permission to go inside the greenhouse will all the suculents? When I went there it was not open to the public
Oh no. It just means I bought it already in bloom, then the flowers wilted, and then some time later it bloomed again. So really I'm just bragging that I managed to make it bloom again.
Yes! There's Monkey Island 1–3, linked from the bottom of https://networkscience.wordpress.com/2021/03/13/game-dependency-graph-day-of-the-tentacle/
Everybody knows you can factorize out the sum in the denominator because it doesn't depend on j (It's just a normalization factor)
It's when going up the Sky 100 Observation Deck in Hong Kong
Norfolk Island Pine
Thanks
I'm afraid I don't (even though I'm old)
What species is this?