Phragmipedium Schroederae is made by the legendary Veitch in 1882! This was the tip top of Phragmipedium hybrids before besseae and kovachii were “discovered”!
Phragmipedium Schroederae is a cross of Phragmipedium caudatum (50.00%) Phragmipedium longifolium (25.00% section: Lorifolia ) Phragmipedium schlimii (25.00% section: Micropetalum )
Lot of you asked me for pictures of the plants of the dwarf tomato project. These were seed started and planted late March. In 2. Gallon pots with minimal pruning. (Look how neat they grow!)
Second pic is the daily haul :) (yes the plants are thirsty in this pic and needed a watering :))
Big heirloom flavor in a tiny plant! All grown in 2 gal containers (yes that’s it) and plants are highly productively at 3 ft ish tall. Grows indeterminately and requires minimal pruning. I have mine simply leaned up against a wall and no staking and they seem to be fine.
Flavours are on point as good as full size!