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Thread: Guess the Paph primary cross

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    Default Guess the Paph primary cross

    One parent is easy to guess.


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    I am going to show my ignorance .. venustum x callosum ? gin

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    OK, I cheated a little and read a thread somewhere else but I will put my guess here too.

    Paph. fairrieanum x Paph venustum

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    I am questioning if the plant was labeled correctly. Someone on another forum sent me a pic of the cross that this is suppose to be and it sure looks different than this flower.

    I purchased it as Paph Unique roth x fairrieanum

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    ...I don't see much roth influence...

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    I agree with Fren. It doesn't even look like it's a multifloral.

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    Nice one Ron. I'm all for the fairrieanum, just lovely.

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    looks like papa rohl to me, although I don't recall ever seeing fairrieanum x wardii/venustum. no roth in there though.

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    Don't know, but I like it.

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