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Two haynaldianums from different sources. I like the bloom size of the left one and the color of the right one.

Two haynaldianums from different sources. I like the bloom size of the left one and the color of the right one.

Very nice blooms on a vigorous looking plant. How did you ramp up the fertilizing?

Very Nice twisty petals. Very nice! Is it from Woodstream?

I purchased one of these as well over 2 years ago, and was told they’re from a Hawaiian nurrsery. The plant was quite compact then but over time has put on bigger growths. Still quite beautiful, but I don’t think this is var compactum but may be on the smaller size range of progeny from plants...

Of the compact laevigatum type; Blooming at the same time for comparison

Nice color variation. I just saw some on eBay - wondering if it’s from same cross from QF.

No they’re very small seedlings.

The code sounds like it could be from Orchid Inn, which has unfortunately closed shop. I have some seedlings from him from the cross OIY146, also a philippinense fma palawense selfing.

Amazing and inspiring! Can you share what did to do this? Particular media? Temps? Watering? Thanks.

Congratulations Rob!

Congratulations on getting this - I can see why it became the source of your addiction.

Very nice - with 4 blooms too. Good idea to cut the inflorescence, I cut mine a bit late, and am now left with just 2 healthy leaves remaining.

Thanks Dave. Just to reconfirm - apart from Z2135 and Z2519 - were there other Rex x MM crosses listed in the records?

Much nicer dorsal too compared to another plant from the same cross that hasn’t flowered this year yet.

Paph hennisianum regular color form and fma christiansenii

It would be great if someone has an old OZ price list to check what the Z2519 cross was - this is so intriguing now.

This and the other thread on roth parentage have been very informative. The grower thought it was a remake of the cross done later. How much time does it take to remake a cross?

Here they are - now in their first bloom. On the left is Rex x MM w/ 3 blooms, and on the right is NH x Raptor, which while it has 4 blooms - has a less saturated and lighter color. Both seem to have shorter inflorescences in more compact plants than other roths I’ve seen - I wonder if that’s...

Good point, and info on geographic variety of the species. The photo from Incharm though had distinctly narrow leaves.