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i don't think it's nutrition-related. I have two plants that do this as well; they did it with their previous owners in their previous mix, and have continued to exhibit these symptoms in my greenhouse and in my mix. These are old plants and have done this for years. I can't seem to grow them...

jim how about some background - where are they from, how long have you had them, what plans to breed on? had a great time looking at the pedigrees of these...Do you have a photo of your Another Hunter? Global Harmony sure is a lovely grex.

you ever make any crosses with this? for as clean a color as it has, no progeny of note...

wow jim another flower of lovely form and color. some parents are just so important. a good idea to combine with Amanda; I wonder what the outcome of a combination with Paeony would be instead? More red? great form all around. Lord Sieff (google: lord sieff orchid), Israel Sieff, was...

i should mention i have one or two extra smaller pieces of this plant; if anyone is interested in one pm me.

wilhelminae? even praestans are pretty small...

looks like Hilo Orchid Farm to me...no one else doing complexes like that.

I'd love to know more about magnetic north; it's interesting to me to have such a modern hybrid with a grandparent of Cholsey with unknown parentage. I would say that this type of cross, involving Amanda, Small World and Blendia is a pretty good bet for spectacular flowers like this one - great...

first registered by Sanders and awarded an AM by the RHS in 1896, this must be among the most widely distributed paphs in the world. Nearly every awarding agency has awarded this plant at one point or another, including AMs/AOS on the West Coast (1969) and the East Coast (1970), and an award to...

i might mention that some pretty fine things emerge from niveum x green complexes - look up paph massachusetts snow or paph mount everest...beautiful!

paeony is such a good parent...

i like yours and well worth it getting judged on the next blooming. stem is not too important for brachys in my mind. the flower is balanced and round - the cuppiness contributes to the roundness but I agree it is a little excessive. i find the pattern on the lower halves of the petals very...

post the names here and we can do it for you... :)

good genetics and nice form - what plans for it this season?

this type of breeding has such nice form...

there was one in a field across from where I used to work that ate ground squirrels and gophers - no water body anywhere for miles.

is old pre-1960?

I would love to see Aragon x Honey Plume. The tendency of Honey Plume to turn dorsal sepal blotches into lines of dots like in Hazella and so forth would make interesting colors. I would bet this is in fact Aragon x Global Passport :)

what's the natural spread and petal width of this? nice form and color.

Cadence 'Polonaise' is such a beautiful flower...so is this!