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Favorite Phals

This is a discussion on Favorite Phals within the Phalaenopsis ('moth orchid') Information forums, part of the Frequently Asked Questions category; I love all orchids but when it comes to Phals I really love the big ...

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  1. July 9th, 2010, 07:57 PM #11
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    I love all orchids but when it comes to Phals I really love the big pure white ones. My cygnus has been in bloom since early April and the flowers are still perfect and almost the size of a saucer. I have also really developed an interest in the species and have several that are growing well for me. My cornu-cervi is in bud and can hardly wait for it to bloom. I love the way the spikes grow and keep producing for years. Mine is beginning to look like a stag's horn.
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  2. July 9th, 2010, 09:34 PM #12
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    I just saw that I have made a big mistake in my previous post; e) renanopsis should read 'renanthopsis' . Ditto for 'Renanopsis' in the last line.Very sorry for the mistake.

    Renanopsis = Renanthera x Vandopsis
    Renanthopsis = Renanthera x Phalaenopsis
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  3. August 27th, 2010, 12:50 AM #13
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    My 2 favorite is Phalaenopsis Bellina and tetrapis.
    Both are species, and very pretty
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