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cross with insigne 'oddity' and see if peloricism is multi-allelic. what a special plant I love it!!

post when fully open...looks like Keyeshill from Teresa Hill's remake

I am in the process of putting together a presentation on antique complexes for the Paph Guild Meeting in Santa Barbara in January and ran across this image while researching Sir George Holford and his grower H.G. Alexander. Their contributions to orchids are legion, including, among many...

not seeing a huge difference between this and wardii...

hopefully the second awarded Dire Wolf of many...I have fond memories of Glenn and of him showing me this grex as it first opened...an amazing set of plants from an amazing guy

So for example that nearly-albino exul that was recently posted, you would call normal? It is most definitely not normal...and definitely not truly alba...

post another pic after it's been open for awhile...

an arguably more interesting is what to call plants that are not 100% albinistic...what if the hairs on the stem are red - brown and everything else is albinistic...what would you call that? If the hairs are albinistic and there is some color on the base of the leaves would you call it the same...

mine is set to 72 for seedlings...

are you keeping any of these? are any of them up to your standards to continue to use in your program? I think this is a reminder to those of us doing some hybridizing of just how difficult it is - how many you need to flower out to get a keeper...I like the 4th one... :)

x delenatii alba plz!!

this is totally the point of this forum...I had no idea there were these intergrade colors out there, sort of albinistic helenae...thanks so much for sharing these...beautiful~!

or you could just finally publish the volume 3 from the original series...

it is marketed for systemic control of insects on trees, which is why you would need 3 pounds of it...i shudder to think how long that would last in a hobby greenhouse situation...

yeah but it's super low-dose, like 1/2 tsp per gallon sprayed as systemic...share it with someone else or contact a grower and see if you can get a small amount...you spent alot for the plants, right?

Safari is imo the best systemic on the market...

has thaianum in it or is thaianum...

similar depth of color to some of the plants on Lehua's website...great color!

yes I saw the photo - I am totally unfamiliar with Keelat as well, but the Warrawong is very nicely colored. Did Joyce Spence make the cross of Magnetic North or was that someone else? It's a shame you can't get US material and vice versa...

a beautiful group, and apparently very high-percentage cross...i wonder who else has seedlings. i assumed since you registered the cross the parents were yours, and was interested in the Another Hunter because all those parents - Mildred Hunter, Thule, and Trinidad are pretty poorly shaped flowers.