This was said to be Phal. gigantea, but I doubt that.
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This was said to be Phal. gigantea, but I doubt that.
And some more:
And the last ones:
Intermedia
amboinensis
tetraspis
stuartiana
mannii
lueddemanniana
Corona x Ho's Mambonosa
viridis
tetraspis
Hmmmm ..... I am surprised why the organizers would allow a plant displayed with the wrong name moreso that this is supposed to be an "International" orchid show? Kind of embarassing don't you think?
The plant in question looks more like a hybrid - perhaps between a gigantea and a lueddemaniana???
I don't know. This was my first orchid show and I don't know how it all works.
To me it looks a bit like Phal. Jade Gold (venosa x gigantea), but I'm really not sure.
Oops, sorry for that.
Well.... we just headed to the show and back again, no time to have a look on the town around.
What more can I say?
Nobody verifies the names of orchids entered in a show, at least in the United States. It is very common to see mislabled plants. During AOS judging the judges sometimes will disqualify a plant they think is incorrectly labled, but this does not affect the ribbon judging. I know someone in my society that routinely wins trophies with a magnificent NOID Dendrobium.
Susan