You've got an explosion of color goin on at your house Monica! Enjoy!
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This is a discussion on Lost cattyely orchid Tag within the Cattleyas, Vandas, Dendrobiums IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; No matter how I take the picture the result does not do it justice to ...
No matter how I take the picture the result does not do it justice to replicate the color. Lots of light and grown under high temps. Plant looks a little beat up which I heard that can be what it takes.Id someone can help me find the accurate name it would be appreciated.
You've got an explosion of color goin on at your house Monica! Enjoy!
Wow!
As I said I have had many orchids flowering in my greenhouse with about 5 more, that I can see, in bloom now. I warned you guys earlier that I had many pictures I wanted to share., I have been unable to enter them until today. I have more but have some orchid chores to do.
I don't think anyone will mind Monica, great growing so far!
Looks awesome!!.
The color and time of blooming indicate that it has C. trianae or C. warscewiczii in the parentage somewhere - not much help on narrowing it down though.
Last edited by Yug; November 27th, 2016 at 09:23 PM.
I can't argue with the possibility of C. trianae ancestry, but there appears to be C. (L.) purpurata in this also. If we are correct, that narrows it down to about 14,000 registered hybrids combining those 2 species.