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Neo Inca is....
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Posted by
winterlager 10b (
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Tue, Apr 15, 08 at 15:44
| I'm tired of looking at my Neo Inca. The thing is dull and boring. Anybody have a good looking Inca or know how to give it some color? Mine has even started to flower and still it's ugly.
When I bought it:
Now:
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RE: Neo Inca is....
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| They look better in clumps and/or mixed with other broms for contrast |
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| HDD would you say that there are better plants? If you could "only" have 150 varieties of broms would Inca be one of them? |
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| If you think that looks bad you should see one that was kept indoors under lights all winter. I can't wait to get everything back outside! |
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| Winter I would have 'Inca fire' in that count..I will try to post a picture before I leave |
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| Inca Fire is a completely different plant. I looked at that in FCBS today when checking plain ole Inca. I think I like Inca Fire quite a bit more. |
good plant
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| Its brighter....but Inca has its redeeming qualities as a parent :) |
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| I see that Jason M has used it (Inca x Fireball) to make a bunch of mildly interesting crosses. I've never had a Fireball flower so I won't be doing that cross. I have a Granada, Compacta and Catherine Wilson flowering at the same time so I'll cross those and then give any Inca pups away (I know somebody who has never met a Neo he didn't like) and be rid of it. I just wish I had some Rosy Morn pollen. I like the Cruenta influence. |
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| mildly interesting...isnt the term I would use on those plants LOL |
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| HDD, you may be right. I've used Inca as the pollen parent for 4 genera! Maybe one or two will actually look good. 
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| Hi Guys To be fair...its dull. Bromadams X looks a lot better! Cheers Dennis |
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| That's not a cross, that's the real thing, but it does look good from the side after a few tough months on a plumaria. It will be many months before any of the crosses are big enough to show color. |
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