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
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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).
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
(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.
Wow what color combinations.
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Just gorgeous!