These were seen and admired at one of the nurseries lining the road between Khao Yai National Park and Pak Chong town. Nothing left that nursery that visit. And really, I was happy to leave them behind. I did ask if leaf cuttings could be purchased. When that was turned down, it was easy enough to walk away. Another consideration was that for that size, I preferred a native Thai species as opposed to commercial hybrids. That's a priority and objective henceforth.
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| OJ already has this one and I've been trying to grow it from leaves and rhizomes she's provided. B Popenoei is what it's called. |
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| Known as B Black Fancy and other names. I haven't got this one. Had one that looked similar but came with a whorl. |
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| Looks easy to grow, like B. Martin's Mystery. |
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| Have to add the name |
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| Two strains. Top: looks like B River Nile; Bottom: TBA |
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| A variant of B. Chloroneura |
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| Foreground: B. Chloroneura |
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| B. Manaus in foreground |
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