Anyone willing to wager a guess at this one?

[Ray]

I'm guessing another warcsewiczianum In a 6" S/H pot

 

[Cochlopetalum]

Im guessing it's a hybrid.

 

[Ray]

The label states "Phrag longifolium warcsewiczianum". It's certainly not longifolium. I suppose it could be a hybrid of the two, making it Wossner Supergrande...

 

[slippertalker]

Looks like Phrag Paul Eugene Conroy.........wallisii x longifolium

 

[John M]

It's very nice; but, it's NOT a species. I don't think it's Wossner Supergrande. It's nowhere near dark enough. It looks like a regular Grande to me.

 

[SlipperFan]

I think it's too light for a regular Grande. How about Grande x longifolium?

 

[goldenrose]

It's very nice; but, it's NOT a species. I don't think it's Wossner Supergrande. It's nowhere near dark enough. It looks like a regular Grande to me.

I agree.

Looks like Phrag Paul Eugene Conroy.........wallisii x longifolium

could be, here's mine
http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12925

 

[Ray]

You really think it could be a Mont Fallu, Dot?

Doesn't look much like my Paul Eugene Conroy:

 

[Rick]

Looks like its growing really well what ever it is.:clap:

 

[Ray]

It apparently likes K-Lite + KelpMax.

 

[Leo Schordje]

I have seen an amazing range of forms and appearances in both Mont Fallu, (Grande x longifolium) and in Grande itself, also in Gigantifolium. This plant could be any one of the three. Marilyn Ledoux has from the same seed pod a Mont Fallu that looks all Grande and a Mont Fallu that looks mostly longifolium. So Mont Fallu is certainly still a possible candidate.

Definitely not the species, sheath leaves are too pointed, flowering is clearly not simultaneous, etc.

Nice flower.

 

[SlipperKing]

Clearly a nice plant.

 

[SlipperFan]

You really think it could be a Mont Fallu, Dot?

Look at this Mont Fallu:
http://monsoonorchids.com/index frames salespage B6917.htm

And Smartie's:
http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17320

And:
http://forum.theorchidsource.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/153560/Phrag_Mont_Fallu_Behemoth_HCC_.html

Lots of variation in this hybrid, so maybe?

 

[slippertalker]

The bottom line is that it could be any of several crosses, especially with such variable parents.

 

[Drorchid]

To me it DOES look like a Phrag. Wossner Supergrande!

Robert