Phal. cornu-cervi fm. alba, peloric

[Keysguy]

Here you go Zain, as promised she has finally bloomed.

[JDT]

Nice color!

[Sheryl]

Nice!

[Chris in Hamilton]

About the most evenly peloric I've ever seen.

[Azizan]

Does it has pollinia at all?

[Keysguy]

That is an interesting question Azizan. Let me investigate that.

[Dorsetman]

Interesting, but I don't seem able to avoid shuddering when see any peloric flowers.

[Keysguy]

I liked this one Geoff because it's a species and the condition is not "in your face" with bright colors like a lot of the peloric hybrids you see being offered for sale.

Azizan- I can't see any pollinia on my plant but I don't have sufficient magnification either. I posed the question to the vendor I secured it from and she advised me she has one but has never looked because she is not doing any breeding. She buys all her stock from Taiwan.

[Azizan]

Normally a fully peloric Phalaenopsis will have underdeveloped column and doesn't produce pollinia, thus it is completely sterile due to lack of those reproductive organs.

[Keysguy]

so, they must be commercially propogated via mericloning?