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Nice color but no orange violacea has ever been found in the wild. Olaf can verify this? Also if a selfing produced variable offsprings, it cannot be defined as a distinct species, variety or form.

Well done in blooming them. The Hilo Grand is a flamea. The term venosa is for dark veins all over flowers like a net. The coerulea quadricolor is following the true initial definition of coeruleas, which were full white petals and a touch of grey magenta in lip.

Gorgeous!

Here’s the award:

Many on here know this plant from EggShells, who has posted this many times on this site. It has finally been awarded 87 points at last week’s monthly judging. As team captain I was happy to say that the scores were consistently high and it was a well deserved award. Congrats to Andrew of...

Best JB I’ve ever seen. Well done.

Congrats. Nice horizontal spread of petals. Maybe the dorsal cupping will improve subsequent bloomings.

Nice wide petals!

This was as much of the plant that I took pics of. The guy holding it is Andrew, owner of plant and Roehampton Orchids.

If I’m not in India, I’ll pop by!

Wish I could go but I’m on my way to Japan Dome show around that time.

Well done on blooming one of them… they are not easy… I have a hard time even with large divisions of henryanum albums.

34.5 cm!

Nice coerulea ,).

Yes mini flares. Good eye!

I used to breed crowntail bettas and love their bubble nests too.

Quite a nice one.

What a great show!

This color combination is really eye catching.

Seems like Miss Joaquim is dominant here vegetatively. Not sure if this breeding is an improvement over either parent but kudos to blooming it.