Phrag-Plus
Well-Known Member
The white is beautiful....really beautiful! However, the photo with 2 flowers shows the one in the backgrownd with a green pouch. So, is the white from the fact that the flower has aged a lot? Does the green fade to white?
I agree with Rick H. This colour is more like var. albescens. Variety semi-alba specifically refers to white, colourless sepals and petals; but, with a coloured lip. This flower is the oposite of that. It's got no or little colour in the lip and more colour in the sepals and petals. The variety albescens is a much more accurate name.
This is a gorgeous and unique flower...!
I first thought semi-alba could be the right term but after verification, I'm agreeing with the definition here...