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For all you mexican ping lovers-  What do you think the most dramatic ping cross is- or would be -if they were crossed??
My vote is emarginata x moranensis alba.  I don't know if it's ever been done, but I would hope for large white flowers heavily veined with purple. like a giant emarginata!

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P. laueana x emarginata is one of my favorites:

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Happy looking plant!!
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View Postjimscott, on 24 April 2012 - 14:14 PM, said:

P. laueana x emarginata is one of my favorites:

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medusina x gigantea...only because I did the cross!
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Nice job Stephen!
Have you flowered it yet?

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I love my own cross Pinguicula emarginata × laueana 'Crimson Flower'. It's the first hybrid I've ever done myself and grown to adulthood, so I'm very proud of it. :yes:

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Very nice Sebulon!
Did all plants flower out the same (size, color, and veining)?

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View PostBirder, on 26 April 2012 - 13:16 PM, said:

Very nice Sebulon!
Did all plants flower out the same (size, color, and veining)?

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Actually that was the only plant that survived when my seedtray got dry...  :red33:  So it has to be the alpha male.  :D

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Take care of that alpha!
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View PostBirder, on 26 April 2012 - 00:31 AM, said:

Nice job Stephen!
Have you flowered it yet?

not yet, I am hoping perhaps this year

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For me it s Tina,very big plant and flower ,i think the biggest of all.
Flowering a whole year ,even in winter,it give some color in winter,the most thanksfully plant of all pings,
Cheers Will