Schlumbergera Hybrid

‘Nativa Brasil Nilva’

 

NameSynonym ofRegister numberApplicant
'Nativa Brasil Nilva'SRL-Sch-2023-0015Lucia Gorniak
HybridizerCountryHybridizer referenceName giver
Natural sourceBrasilVivian Mariceli
Name yearGroupGrowth habitSeedling/Sport
2023TRUNpendantseedling
Pod parentPollen parentPollination yearColor
S. truncataS. truncataunknownorange
Flower classFlower formColor compositionFlower size
zygomorphicpink_orange_orangeM
Petal formRecurvedStamen colorStyle color
ellipticyeswhitered
Fruit colorFruit edgedFlower descriptionClades color
pinknopendant, orange flowers have petals with pink tinged white bases and throats. Wide petals have acute apexes. Petal margins are interestingly crimped and slightly ragged. Tube is a pink tinted white (temperature related). Stamens are white. A vivid magenta-pink stigma barely emerges from the anther cluster. This native Schlumbergera is now common in many homes and like many native plants in the 70s and 80s, was removed from the forest habitat to be grown in Brazilian homes.
Clades sizePhylloclades formReferenceComments
MdentateSRL Registrationelongated, dark green phylloclates have 2-3 small, forward facing dentations per marginal side. Areole notches are shallow. Growth is pendant growth. Named "Nilva" was given in honor of the mother of Mariceli Freimut da Silva who kept a pot of this cultivar in her cultivation for many years and later passed it on to family members.
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