Paph. charlesworthii x ???

[SlipperFan]

Anyone have a thought about what this could be? I was thinking charlesworthii x barbatum or purpuratum, but I couldn't find enough photos to verify.

 

[eggshells]

Barbata for sure due to mottling leaves

 

[valenzino]

x tonsum?

 

[emydura]

x tonsum?

I was thinking that too. The charlesworthii sure is dominant for the dorsal.

 

[Susie11]

Charlesworthii is definitely in the dorsal but as for the rest I have no idea. I hope you find the answer.

 

[petro]

Looks like charlesworthii x barbatum to me. It's lovely regardless!

 

[Scott Ware]

Are we sure that it's primary? It looks to me like it has a little more going for it.

 

[SlipperFan]

Are we sure that it's primary? It looks to me like it has a little more going for it.

Not sure, but judging from where the plant came from, I thought it might be a primary.

Barbatum x charlesworthii has 4 names: Barbato-charlesworthii, Henri Duval, Lumsdenii & Madame Bette -- apparently registered before the RHS got their act together.

Charlesworthii x tonsum has 2 names: Nellie & Tonso-Charlesworthii.

Can't find decent photos of any of them.

 

[cabnc]

Paph charlesworthii x (Red Sky x Flame Arrow)

Paph charlesworthii x (Red Sky x Flame Arrow) ?

That is what mine is

Charlie

 

[SlipperKing]

I think Charlie is onto something Dot ....(?)

 

[labskaus]

Beautiful flower, Dot.

From the colour I'd bet is has a vinicolor flower as the other parent, and therefore think in the same direction as Scott and Charlie.

 

[SlipperFan]

Paph charlesworthii x (Red Sky x Flame Arrow) ?

That is what mine is

Charlie

I think Charlie is onto something Dot ....(?)

Beautiful flower, Dot.

From the colour I'd bet is has a vinicolor flower as the other parent, and therefore think in the same direction as Scott and Charlie.

They certainly are similar! Thanks!