Fortuitous

The fortuitous flowers usually show a unique form than the normal one. Better-looking or not ... it depends on how you look upon them. ^^

Sinn. An's Bom Dia 2009

This is the representative work of An's series for miniture Sinningia, a really heavy bloomer and compact grower. Don't miss it !!!

Miniature Sinningia ..... how to say no ?

You know ... there is always something interesting in the hybrid collection , this is the incentive for making more possibilities.

Kohleria Rongo

Hot summer !!! My new collection Kohleria Rongo is a good plant that is still in bloom.

Kohleria Queen Olympus

Recently I have this Kohleria in bloom, it has the large flower and unusual dark green foliage. So far as I can see, the Kohleria with dark green foliage usually has smaller flower. Therefore this one is quite showy.

The foliage of the miniature Sinningia

A compact and neat foliage offers a nice base for showing off the flowers. On the other hand, it might be a big pity that a stunning flower stands on the irregular foliage. For me, to have a nice foliage is even more important than to get the beautiful flower. Moreover, the miniature Sinningia with double type flower strongly requires the tidy plant as usually their foliage twists. (Courtesy of Mr. Little Stone who grows these plants for photography)

"Diastema vexans" x "Gloxiniopsis racemosa"

The trial cross between Diastema and Gloxiniopsis, was not meant to get special result. I got 3 plants from the seeds and nearly the first bloom has flower size 90% equal to Gloxiniopsis racemosa but wider face than its pollen plant. The plant is smaller like its seed parent. Need to spend more time to estimate it for further details. Anyway, always good to see a proportional hybrid from the cross between generas.