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HAVE: trade my brassia for your sherry baby

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Posted by elvinwei north CA (My Page) on
Sun, Nov 26, 06 at 0:30

hi, i have a very healthy, quite large brassia i want to trade out. it has like 10+ bulbs, last season it bloomed 5 spikes!! and i didn't even give it any special care. it is growing like a weed!
i don't have a species tag, the flowers are the greenish kind with little brown spots. a very common brassia.
it is potted in S/H right now. if we need to trade through mail i can either take it out of the pot, or i can send the pot and medium if you want.

i am looking for the typical sherry baby, the red/burgrundy kind. i have a version of sherry baby that gives purple/violet flowers and i would like to get the regular kind of sherry baby.

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RE: HAVE: trade my brassia for your sherry baby

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Hi Elvin,

If you haven't traded your brassia yet, I have a Sharry Baby that I bought about 6 years ago and only managed to re-bloom once, two spikes and about 100 flowers. Then last winter I divided it and now have two that only look moderately happy (leaves are a bit accordianed after a dry winter). Anyway- the only thing the tag said was 'Sharry Baby' and nothing else. Not sure if it is what you are looking for, but I thought I'd try!
-Lisa in Michigan

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