User:Ingrid Kisselmann

Serge M .Saliba, Born in 1972 and Mastered in human physiology, Serge is one of the most important  Gesneriads hybridizers, specialist in creating miraculously new  Achimenes hybrids which a human eye had not seen before 2007. He is called ‘’The Magician ‘’ by his fans and collectors. He succeeded to extract most of hidden genes from the Achimenes Genome and show them to our eyes in wonderful phenotypes. Well, he just made a genetic  ‘’revolution ‘’ in Achimenes genus and Achimenanthas as well. Nobody so far knows how he succeeded to produce such treasures and which methods has been used…but the most important thing is that thousands and thousands of outdoors and indoor spaces in the world are now full of all kind of Achimenes  colors masses  due to him. So he brought the pleasure and joy for people who lives in small apartments to have indoor gardens at least 4 months per year. His hybrids are now spread everywhere in the planet from Siberia to Hawaii and help people to extract positive energy out of them and forget about their daily stress. Mainly he is considered the only Achimenes Hybridizer in the world since he started in 2006 and who can make the highest quality hybrids.He also created a stunning Serie of new Achimenanthas especially the double ones which did not exist before him. Beside Achimenes, he also created a stunning Serie of mini sinningias and kohlerias named SRG series, and they are very famous and appreciated also. Serge is working on some new varieties of SRG’s Kohlerias which will turn this genus upside down as he said and open a new era for this genus. Now a new Serie of Kohlerias which he named ‘’Rococco’’ Serie has wonderful unusual leaves and very compact, some of them are so compact 5-6cm height  and looks like mini sinningias .This new Serie has changed the Genus completely and his target was hit. Two unique Totally variegated hybrids are the first ones which a human eye has seen since Kohlerias was grown by people.  'By Dr. Ingrid Kisselmann, PHD. in Genetic Engineering https://www.flickr.com/photos/gesneriads/ '''