Paph Franz Glanz (armeniacum 'Yellow Wonder' x emersonii 'Mr Hang')

[L I Jane]

This is it's 1st blooming -opened a couple of days ago.

 

[Bob in Albany N.Y.]

Hi Jane. I'm at work so the photos get blocked but I can tell by the name that it is not Franz Glanz. I can probable even guess where it came from. Yes, just up the road an hour or so from my home. So, am I right?

 

[NYEric]

Actually, it probably came from Long Island, when they were her neighbors! Very nice, if you ever get tired of this plant remember me!

 

[L I Jane]

Yes, Bob--you win the prize!! I got it when he spoke at our meeting a couple of years back.Any idea what it might be ???

 

[W. Beetus]

Nice bloom! I'm sure it's a similar cross as listed, except hangianum in place of emersonii.

 

[Ross]

Regardless, it's a beautiful Parvi!

 

[L I Jane]

Nick --you put me on track (I think) I checked it out on Orchid Wiz & it might be Wossner China Moon which was registered by Franz Glanz.The pic. shown was VERY similar.I've also contacted the seller of the plant & sent a pic so maybe he'll have an idea.

 

[L I Jane]

Thanks Ross, I love it.The flower is 4 1/2" x 4 1/2".

 

[SlipperFan]

Sweet yellow!

 

[Ozpaph]

lovely

 

[emydura]

Stunning

 

[L I Jane]

Upon investigating with seller with whom I have great confidence,I'm changing back to my original name of Franz Glanz due to the following response:

Paph. Franz Glanz (armeniacum 'Yellow Wonder' x emersonii 'Mr. Hang') ... a lot of these hybrids came from Hawaii, and many of them used Paph. hangianum instead of Paph. emersonii ... which if you look at the clonal name of the P. emersonii "Mr. Hang", could appear that hangianum was used. However, at the time, hangianum was considered illegal, so many of the names were changed. Paph. hangianum is now legal, however it is still to soon to have the hybrids legal. In my opinion, I would loss the clonal name "Mr. Hang" and leave the name as it stands. As far as I'm concerned, I still see it as Paph. Franz Glanz.

 

[NYEric]

So innocent. :evil:

 

[John Boy]

It's a stunning monster. I love monsters!!!!

 

[goldenrose]

It's gorgeous!
Sorry in my eyes a hang X.

Upon investigating with seller with whom I have great confidence,I'm changing back to my original name of Franz Glanz due to the following response:

Paph. Franz Glanz (armeniacum 'Yellow Wonder' x emersonii 'Mr. Hang') ... a lot of these hybrids came from Hawaii, and many of them used Paph. hangianum instead of Paph. emersonii ... which if you look at the clonal name of the P. emersonii "Mr. Hang", could appear that hangianum was used. However, at the time, hangianum was considered illegal, so many of the names were changed. Paph. hangianum is now legal, however it is still to soon to have the hybrids legal. In my opinion, I would loss the clonal name "Mr. Hang" and leave the name as it stands. As far as I'm concerned, I still see it as Paph. Franz Glanz.

What a cop-out! This would disappoint me and now how many of these so-called Franz Glanz's will be used for breeding & screw things up more than they already are!

 

[SlipperKing]

Sorry but I have zero confidence in your seller! We had a local guy here get one of these fake FG awarded as Franz Glanz and knew it was fake. What's that going to do for all the real FG?

 

[NYEric]

As she stated, the sellor probably knew what it was but due to legal concerns sold it as one thing with the clonal name as a hint.

 

[SlipperKing]

As she stated, the sellor probably knew what it was but due to legal concerns sold it as one thing with the clonal name as a hint.

Right, so put the correct name on it! Like you've said before, the plant natzis aren't going to be beating down her door for that plant.

 

[L I Jane]

So what would you say the correct name is? Wossners China Moon?

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

The things we do for love, ah-oh!

Those petals scream hangianum. Lovely thing though. I be it is even better the second flowering.