Cooksonii

[Silvan]

First time bloomer after many years and many growths.. Thouht I would share it here.
Enjoy

 

[merc]

very rarely have i seen this hybrid offered here. very cool!

 

[Paphluvr]

I’ve never seen this hybrid before but I like it a lot! Very nice.

 

[Ozpaph]

That's nice. Looks like a big plant.

 

[CharlesD]

Really excellent! Looks like it only needs 10 growths per flower!

 

[Tom-DE]

Very nice and congrats!
That is an encouragement for me. I have had a plant for over 20 years and it never blooms...

 

[hkunberger]

Oooh! I like this! First I’ve heard of this one and it’s very nice. Love that stripe in the dorsal and the leaves are definitely impressive.

 

[Ross]

Well done! It is very difficult to bloom.

 

[Paphluvr]

Am I wrong in assuming that this hybrid would like a lot of light, given the parentage?

 

[mrhappyrotter]

Fantastic job! It's a great hybrid, just wish it was easier to bloom. The foliage looks amazing, well-grown. Mostly wanted to send a thank you for posting a photo. I've seen photos of it before, but they're few and far between. Hard to find.

 

[Silvan]

That's nice. Looks like a big plant.

It has multiple growths but it’s not a really big plant. Here’s a picture with a kovachii to give you an idea. Sorry for the light. The sun is lower and makes a lot of odd shades

 

[Silvan]

Really excellent! Looks like it only needs 10 growths per flower!

That’s about right

 

[Silvan]

Am I wrong in assuming that this hybrid would like a lot of light, given the parentage?

I’m growing it in my basement under lights, with some other Paphs and Phrags. If it can help, it’s beside two kovachii in spike. So, in theory, if you can bloom a kovachii you can bloom Cooksonii