Ping Love

[GemStateC]

I thought you guys might appreciate some photos of what I have flowering right now. Enjoy!
P. "Seductora"

P. emarginata Typical green form

P. agnata x gypsicola

P. agnata Red Leaf

P. "Pirouette"

P. laueana Crimson Flower

P. gypsicola x khores

P. mesophytica or I guess moranensis vera paz form?

P. agnata Scented Flower

P. laueana

 

[Grey Moss]

Very pretty. Your laueana is such a nice, bright red.Do you have any pictures of the leaves?

 

[Alita]

Very nice! Thanks for the pics, it's always great to see such good quality close ups.

 

[jimscott]

They are incredibly beautiful! And I'm totally jealous of the flowering laueana. I'm looking for P. emarginata, among others.

 

[GemStateC]

A lot of my pings are covered in fish food at the moment but here is a few pictures of laueana and laueana crimson flower:

And a few more photos i found:
P. gigantea

P. agnata 'Ekuma' x emarginata. The flower is a little beaten up but still looking good.

And Jim, I'm always looking for more pings to add to my collection so i would be happy to trade when the weather improves!

 

[madrone]

What a gorgeous and varied display! Thank you for sharing.

 

[GemStateC]

And i'm out of flowers for now.
P. "Titan"

P. "Gina" is a personal favorite.

P. "Weser" the real one

P. agnata Scented Flower

P. rotundiflora

 

[jimscott]

Sounds good. I've lost a few types this winter.

 

[jeff 2]

very nice flowers

JIMSCOTT what species have you lost?

what is your cultivate condition in winter ?

jeff

 

[GemStateC]

P. moranensis "J"

P. Site 2#6CC. This looks like moranensis to me.

P. "Marciano" This leaves on this plant are really cool!

P. ibarrae

P. "Aphrodite"

P. esseriana

P. Alfred Lau #13 This may be the fuzziest flower ever.

P. moctezumae x gigantea

 

[GemStateC]

P. moranensis "D"

P. BCP Golden Eye

P. "John Rizzi"

Some of my 30 or so hybrids I made this last year are finally flowering!
P. emarginata green x rectifolia floriferous clone

P. gigantea x moranensis rosei

I'm definitely interested in doing some trades this year so let me know if you want anything i have!

 

[Grey Moss]

That yellow flowered ping is great. Really deserving of the name golden eye.

 

[jeff 2]

Bonjour

this" golden eyes" is really yellow like the picture or just whitish-yellow ? do you know the parents of this hybrid ?

jeff

 

[Benurmanii]

Bonjour

this" golden eyes" is really yellow like the picture or just whitish-yellow ? do you know the parents of this hybrid ?

jeff

I think it has a golden sheen/glow. Apparently, it looks much better in person. Looks like BCP sells them for 25 euro, although, I saw California Carnivores sell one in the US for around 150 USD :eyeroll: Maybe I should have CC sell my P. chilensis for me, they will certainly fetch a higher price for the plants than I can.

 

[madrone]

That's a lovely collection and some really stunning shots. Consider me an interested trading partner as the weather warms...although, I suspect that you have more that interests me than the other way around.

 

[amphirion]

Fantastic shots! Thanks for sharing! Mine failed to send out any flowers this year...

 

[GemStateC]

I expect more pings to flower this spring but here is a few more!
P. cyclosecta 1714 (I need more of these Yucca Do Complex plants)

P. rectifolia (Unknown origins but i call it my floriferous clone because it flowers pretty much all year long).

 

[GemStateC]

P. emarginata x cyclosecta

P. agnata x (moranensis x ehlersiae)

P. Site 1#2 x gypiscola (No idea who made this or what Site 1#2 is)

P. Huahuapan has to be one of the most spectacular flowers!

I don't think I'm the first to create an orange flowered ping hybrid but i'm certainly excited about it. The flowers are a bit lighter than the photos, more of a salmon/peach color. I like the purple stigma and yellow spot on the throat. I have more of it's siblings yet to flower so i'm hoping for more orange flowers.

 

[patrickntd]

Nice flowers!

 

[GemStateC]

P. agnata "Ekuma" x emarginata showing a double flower.

P. rectifolia. Unknown origins but it has a habit of splitting into numerous plants when awakening from it's winter rosette which i have never seen in any other plant.