Peach and regular besseae

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theorchidzone

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Here are some photos of some very nice peach besseae (being pollinated) and one regular one for comparison.
I must admit that on my monitor the difference is rather subtle. In person, the difference is quite significant.
JC







 
My monitor must be color blind! I don't see any difference,
however, the flowers are beautiful anyway.

The exposures are not equivalent.
Have a look at our website www.theorchidzoneltd.com under the Phrag gallery.
[a shameless opportunity to plug our website]
I'll take a picture of the two forms side by side when I have a chance.
Thanks,
JC
 
Shameless plugs like that are absolutely fine with me. I
love both the yellows and the VERY peachy Phrags. However, I'm afraid to ask the price! I could just take a big bite out of 'Peach
Heart'!
 
Nice plants.

This is a more common scenario than most realize. Despite advances, camera processor and sensor technology still lacks ability to consistently differentiate some portions of the colour spectrum. Sometimes camera pics can be very deceiving...

...I have a lindleyanum var kaieturnum x pearcei var ecuadorense that looks predominantly green with flash but when shots are taken without a flash reds and browns are far more prevalent (as stripes and shading).

Regardless, your plants are beautiful.
 

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