Orchid-fever
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This is a cross of Paph Bianka by Paph henryanum... You can see both parents.
Paph Princess Bianka
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SlipperFan
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A little intense on the red, but quite an interesting hybrid!
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McPaph
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Very interesting.
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Ernie
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We offered these a while back. You really have to see them in person! They are huge, waxy, and bright.
-Ernie
-Ernie
toddybear
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Unique for sure!
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P-chan
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I LOVE it! :smitten: More than my henryanum!
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biothanasis
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Spectacular bloom!!! I love it!
The colors and spotting make for an interesting flower.
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Paph_LdyMacBeth
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Really unusual...but right up my alley!
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jblanford
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WOW!! That is real nice looking. I have a Paph. Bianka that I have not bloomed yet, had it a couple of years can't wait to see what it looks like, thanks..... Jim.
KyushuCalanthe
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"the Colors, The Colors"
SlipperKing
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That is one wild flower! It would be extremely interesting to see what this cross can do as a parent!
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Ernie
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Tried it with a Brachy, didn't take. Forget what it was exactly, but was a white with a low species parentage count. Some other folks have had equal outcomes (failure) with other things. I guess three sections is already stretching the gene pool (chromosome pairings?) out of the gates. Anyway, certainly falls in the "novelty" category.
-Ernie
