this amazing stunner is a paph burki (armeni white x emersonii) i picked up from darlene this summer. 
fully opened on thanksgiving day.
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fully opened on thanksgiving day.View attachment IMG_9984.jpeg
thanksgiving day present!
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Wonderful!!
Thats a beauty!
Tom-DE
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Great flower and a beautiful plant!
Don't know what to expect from this cross, but other than the staminode, I don't see a lot of influence from Paph. emersonii. This flower and the plant look so much like a good P. Armeni White. (Note: I am not suggesting anything here, just saying the flower doesn't show a lot of influence from emersonii)
Don't know what to expect from this cross, but other than the staminode, I don't see a lot of influence from Paph. emersonii. This flower and the plant look so much like a good P. Armeni White. (Note: I am not suggesting anything here, just saying the flower doesn't show a lot of influence from emersonii)
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there was a very subtle hint of peach coloration in the pouch.
Looks like a super delenatii.
Compare it to other photos of the cross. I have not seen one since Parkside closed. Anyone got a vendor/source?
This one came from @littlefrog .
I see emersonii in the way the pouch carries and its shape, in the roundness of the laterals. Overall, for sure, delenatii dominates.
Thanks DJT.
Just opened again today. Almost lost this bud to the temp spikes. The dorsal tip is a little crispy but there's a second bud in the works that looks to be unaffected.
paph burki bloom no. 2 is flawless! (no crispy tips from temp issues) you can def see the emersonii in the first bloom's peachy pouch. 
this plant bloomed within a few weeks of it's previous bloom. it's biological clock is impressive.
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