Paphiopedilum coccineum not

[Martin]

I found this plant flowering within a batch of coccineum. I think it could be a natural hybrid between coccineum and henryanum:


Paphiopedilum aff. coccineum von epicphals auf Flickr


Paphiopedilum aff. coccineum von epicphals auf Flickr


Paphiopedilum aff. coccineum von epicphals auf Flickr

 

[wjs2nd]

Wow, I agree. I like how it looks. The color is amazing!

 

[eggshells]

coccineum is so dominant!

 

[Spaph]

A special plant you have there!

 

[GuRu]

I found this plant flowering within a batch of coccineum. I think it could be a natural hybrid between coccineum and henryanum:

Most likely - yes it seems to be. But natural hybrid means, you or any collector found it in the wild at it's origin ? Otherwise it should be a man made hybrid?

 

[dodidoki]

I think coccineaum (or barbigerum) X henryanum hybrid. Otherwise very nice and wishful flower.

Istvan

 

[Dido]

a great one where did you get it

 

[SlipperFan]

Cool flower!

 

[TyroneGenade]

What's to say this isn't simply the extreme of natural variation?

Self the plant and see what turns up among the progeny.

 

[Martin]

Most likely - yes it seems to be. But natural hybrid means, you or any collector found it in the wild at it's origin ? Otherwise it should be a man made hybrid?

I choose it at a nurserey, which imported the plants.

a great one where did you get it

Thanks! O&M

What's to say this isn't simply the extreme of natural variation?

Self the plant and see what turns up among the progeny.

Will do so next time, it isn`t in bloom anymore.

 

[paphioboy]

Ummm... maybe barbigerum var. lockianum?

 

[wjs2nd]

barbigerum var lockianum = barbigerum var coccineum = paph coccineum. There is a debate about if paph coccineum is a varity of barbigerum or it's own separate species.

 

[SlipperKing]

Extremely interesting flower you have Martin. It appears as though the warts/spots on the dorsal actually are raise up on the surface. Paph henryanum doesn't have raised warts on the dorsal nor the petals does it? I don't remember my barbigerum having any spotting on the flower segments. Its there raised warts?

 

[Martin]

Extremely interesting flower you have Martin. It appears as though the warts/spots on the dorsal actually are raise up on the surface. Paph henryanum doesn't have raised warts on the dorsal nor the petals does it? I don't remember my barbigerum having any spotting on the flower segments. Its there raised warts?

Sorry that i didn't answer. The arent raised i would say, If i understand raised in the right way.

For all who are intrested, i can now offer flasks of this type. If intrested please PM me.

 

[BrucherT]

Sorry that i didn't answer. The arent raised i would say, If i understand raised in the right way.

For all who are intrested, i can now offer flasks of this type. If intrested please PM me.

Messaged!

 

[SlipperKing]

Eleven years later any further identification on this clone Martin?

 

[ORG]

This is described as Paphiopedilum x aspersum, the natural hybrid between barbigerum var. coccineum and henryanum, It is very variabel and you could find it very often between coccineum.
Paphiopedilum × aspersum Aver. 2002 in Komarovia 2: 17; 2002
Synonym:
Paphiopedilum barbigerum var. aspersum (Aver.) Aver., Turczaninowia 11(1): 72; 2008
Best greetings
Olaf

 

[Martin]

Eleven years later any further identification on this clone Martin?

I didn't make any research. But will call it x aspersum, as Olaf mentioned.

Thank you Olaf for the Identifikation!