Phrag Alien Syndrome

[Shiva]

(klotzscheanum x warszewiczii)

First time flowering. There is a third bud coming up behind the two flowers.

 

[Cheyenne]

Very nice! I love this hybrid

 

[Silvan]

very nice.. seems to be very influenced by the klotzscheanum parent (after looking at brasphrag post on that species)..
Is warszewiczii popowii or wallisii.. and does warszew or warscew mean anything in a certain language or is it someone.. cause those name are getting very confusing,... grr ..lol

 

[Shiva]

very nice.. seems to be very influenced by the klotzscheanum parent (after looking at brasphrag post on that species)..
Is warszewiczii popowii or wallisii.. and does warszew or warscew mean anything in a certain language or is it someone.. cause those name are getting very confusing,... grr ..lol

Sometimes, the difference in names is nothing more than bad or different spellings of the original name. In the case of wallisii, it's now considered a synonym of warszewiczianum, wich, according to the RHS, should be named Phrag. lindenii subsp wallisii, while popowii is a synonym of warszewiczii, wich is also said to be a synonym...

Now, I'm confused as well.:sob:

 

[Silvan]

and here I thought they were all varieties of caudatum, ...
so much confusion for such a small genera :crazy:
Someone should tell ecuagenera that their flask of caudatum var. wallisii and they're flask of warszewiczianum contains the same plants ...lol

 

[eaborne]

Nice blooming!

 

[SlipperFan]

Lovely dorsal and petals on this one, and the white inside the pouch makes it a very striking flower.

 

[W. Beetus]

Very nice! One of my favorite longer-petalled hybrids

 

[phrag guy]

very nice,I saw this the other day when we were visiting

 

[SlipperKing]

This must be a tough one to grow and bloom in warm climates. I better stay away from this guy. Great outcome with the white pouch.

 

[Phrag-Plus]

Very nice Michel...

Sometimes, the difference in names is nothing more than bad or different spellings of the original name. In the case of wallisii, it's now considered a synonym of warszewiczianum, wich, according to the RHS, should be named Phrag. lindenii subsp wallisii, while popowii is a synonym of warszewiczii, wich is also said to be a synonym...

Now, I'm confused as well.:sob:

The RHS no longer use popowii, humboltii is the accepted name now.

 

[Shiva]

You are right Jean-Pierre, but it still mentions it as a synonym. But the RHS is not very helpful sometimes. If you type popowii, it tells you it's a natural hybrid and a synonym, never referring to the right name. If you type humboltii, you get «humboldtii subsp. humboltii» without any synonym. How am I to know if the RHS doesn't link the wrong name with the right one? Thanks for clearing that up!

 

[Phrag-Plus]

You are right Jean-Pierre, but it still mentions it as a synonym. But the RHS is not very helpful sometimes. If you type popowii, it tells you it's a natural hybrid and a synonym, never referring to the right name. If you type humboltii, you get «humboldtii subsp. humboltii» without any synonym. How am I to know if the RHS doesn't link the wrong name with the right one? Thanks for clearing that up!

Right Michel, they will keep all those names as references for sure, but they will always use the last one who get the ''recognition''. And as you can see in my last registration, the synonym is still warszewiczii.
Georges Convert = Phrag. Deliverance x Phrag. humboldtii [warszewiczii]

 

[NYEric]

OMG! :viking: Time to send a bat-massage to the RHS.

..as you can see in my last registration, the synonym is still warszewiczii.
Georges Convert = Phrag. Deliverance x Phrag. humboldtii [warszewiczii]

 

[SlipperKing]

OMG! :viking: Time to send a bat-massage to the RHS.

LOL! I second that idea Eric!