Cattleya Lublae-Norma Brisco X Blc. Gatton Glory - Toshie Akoi

[Azizan]

Apparently all of the grandparents are registered but not the parents.

Cattleya Lublae
Rhyncholaeliocattleya Norma Briscoe
Rhyncholaeliocattleya Toshie Aoki

There are two Cattleya Gatton Glory registered:

Cattleya Gatton Glory (1907)
Cattleya Gatton Glory (1909)

Some nurseries make complex hybrid and they did not registered them which results in unnamed progeny. I really hate that because I wouldn't want the name to be so long (A x B) x (C x D).

[angela]

Thank you so much for this information. Quite complicated. If I ever Get the chance I shall enter it in an AOS judged Show and see how they deal with the Tag. LOL
Thanks

[PaphMadMan]

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There are two Cattleya Gatton Glory registered:

Cattleya Gatton Glory (1907)
Cattleya Gatton Glory (1909)
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(Lc.) C. Gatton Glory (1907) is almost certainly the one used here, rather than
(Slc.) C. Gatton Glory (1909).

1907 is a big floofy hybrid with a lot of Cattleya dowiana in it, and still used in making a registered hybrid as recently as 2001. It is very much the type of thing that would contribute to a hybrid like this. Toshie Aoki and Norma Briscoe are similar C. dowiana influenced types.

1909 would have been a smallish red or orange Sophronitis influenced hybrid. It never had any registered hybrids made with it. Extremely unlikely to show up in a cross with a 1980 registered hybrid like Toshie Aoki.

[blueggreen]

Wow what color combinations.
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[Carolla]

Just gorgeous!