Sequential bloomer carrying three flowers

[Paphluvr]

This is Paph. Salvador Dali, a primary cross of (Paph. liemianum x victoria-regina). As a sequential bloomer it generally holds only one or two flowers at a time, but here I caught it with three, very closely spaced.

 

[Secundino]

Oh - that's nice!:drool:

 

[ehanes7612]

I wonder if this is from the progeny of the cross I made twenty years ago (it produced 50 flasks). The victoria regina ("council crest AM/AOS") was a really huge plant that had three flowers opened at once. The liemianum was a 'Birchwood' clone (Fox Valley)grower..and I forgot the grower's name, Roger Crawford maybe?

 

[Paphluvr]

I wonder if this is from the progeny of the cross I made twenty years ago (it produced 50 flasks). The victoria regina ("council crest AM/AOS") was a really huge plant that had three flowers opened at once. The liemianum was a 'Birchwood' clone (Fox Valley)grower..and I forgot the grower's name, Roger Crawford maybe?

There are no clonal names on the tag but it is possible. The plant is a cabbage (large leaves are approx. 35 x 6.35cm).

 

[NYEric]

Very very nice!

 

[Ozpaph]

well done and good photos

 

[gego]

My vr had three on the first three flowers, then it maintained two at a time.

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[Paphluvr]

My vr had three on the first three flowers, then it maintained two at a time.

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And as you can see, these are the first three flowers. I just don't remember it carrying three before (or any of my other sequential bloomers for that matter).

 

[mrhappyrotter]

I love the dorsal on that. And three blooms at once is nice for this type of cross.

 

[GuRu]

Lovely flowers and indeed three at the same time is very uncommon.