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The first two have the same clonal parents (‘Top Hat’ x ‘Pink Blush’) -- The first I purchased from Fox Valley, the second from Piping Rock. The third one is from Orchid Inn, and the parents are (‘Jumbo’ x ‘Half-n-Half’).



The first two have the same clonal parents (‘Top Hat’ x ‘Pink Blush’) -- The first I purchased from Fox Valley, the second from Piping Rock. The third one is from Orchid Inn, and the parents are (‘Jumbo’ x ‘Half-n-Half’).
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The third one is really different!!! Very large dorsal and large petals!!! However in 1 and 2 there is more green/less brown!!!! Jean
That's the problem in fact... Anyway they are very nice, but pure charlesworthii, we will never know for sure![]()
The third charlesworthii, ('Jumbo' x 'Half-n-Half'), is a sib cross Sam made from two half album plants acquired from the Orchid Zone. The albums I have posted and the one Dot posted here are from the same cross. http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13895&highlight=charlesworthii
I grow my henrys & charlies side by side, so for me it's a yes.Third one for me. While I'm here, do you happen to know if this needs a similar culture as paph henryuanum?
The third charlesworthii, ('Jumbo' x 'Half-n-Half'), is a sib cross Sam made from two half album plants acquired from the Orchid Zone. The albums I have posted and the one Dot posted here are from the same cross. http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13895&highlight=charlesworthii
Most albums come from coloratums so a certain % will come out coloratums. They lack the underneath leaf markings so they're easy to ID as flasklings.Hi Ross, I was checking Sam's website. Are you meaning that you bought charlesworthii, ('Jumbo' x 'Half-n-Half') and bloomed out as an albino? the descriptions says that both of the parents are albino. But the siblings are coloratum.
Hi Ross, I was checking Sam's website. Are you meaning that you bought charlesworthii, ('Jumbo' x 'Half-n-Half') and bloomed out as an albino? the descriptions says that both of the parents are albino. But the siblings are coloratum.
I only have baby henryanums, so I'm growing those a bit warmer than charlesworthii right now. I cut back on watering in the winter on all my Paphs. Some more than others. I find Stephen's slipperorchids.info invaluable for information about care.Beautiful Dot. This is one of my favorite species.
Can you give us a quick run down of your culture? especially winter.
Hi Ross, I was checking Sam's website. Are you meaning that you bought charlesworthii, ('Jumbo' x 'Half-n-Half') and bloomed out as an albino? the descriptions says that both of the parents are albino. But the siblings are coloratum.
My charlesworthii, album 'Wacousta' AM/AOS and this one were purchased at the same time, on the same table. Sam knew the album one would be album because it was in bloom -- the flower wasn't great, but it got better. Same with this one.I believe Sam separated out the album ones from that cross early. Regarding the photos, they're all nice but the 3rd one is incredible!
What about the amount of spotting underneath the leafs?? I found that most wild type has denser spotting (goes from base to half the length of the leaf) than most line breeded clone, which only have around the base.