Can someone confirm if Phrag is labeled correctly
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mrhappyrotter
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Confirm? No. What are the flower and leaf dimensions and can you show a photo of the leaves?
At a quick glance it does look a lot like P. NT, but looking around at photos of various P. QFNK hybrids online makes me think that it's also possible that this is correctly labeled. For instance, there are multiple photos of QF Naukana Kealoha x dalessandroi and those also look a lot like P. NT without much influence from P. kovachii except perhaps in the size of the blooms.
At a quick glance it does look a lot like P. NT, but looking around at photos of various P. QFNK hybrids online makes me think that it's also possible that this is correctly labeled. For instance, there are multiple photos of QF Naukana Kealoha x dalessandroi and those also look a lot like P. NT without much influence from P. kovachii except perhaps in the size of the blooms.
Michael Bonda
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Michael Bonda
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Found this pic on orchid web.com
Of QF Malia That looks very similar so maybe it is correctly labeled
Of QF Malia That looks very similar so maybe it is correctly labeled
Michael Bonda
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And flower 3 long by 3+1/2 inches wide
Thanks again
Thanks again
I think it is labeled correctly. however I wonder what the breeder is looking for in this QF Malia cross formula ?
-QF Naukana Kealoha (Incan Treasure (kovachii x longifolium) x longifolium var. gracile)
-Nicholle Tower (longifolium x dalessandroi)
even Nicholle Tower pouch does not have the two prominent edge on both sides of the pouch like this.
But the QF Malia has so many longifolium again and again, that is why the two side edges are so prominent again .
with the percentage 12.5 kovachii 62.5 longifolium 25 dalessandroi
https://www.orchidroots.com/detail/101022678/hybrid/?tab=sum
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Michael Bonda
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Thank you for your time and effort in researching this. I’ll consider it a correct label. My search for an amazing Phrag that is caudatum x kovachii or Grande x kovachii with or without besseae or schlimii continues........anyone have a Phrag Cahaba Phyllis Bailey in bloom available?
troy
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Sometimes windy hill orchids has those phyllis bailey type hybrids, but you have to ask
Michael Bonda
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This original bloom is still on the spike since I posted this February 26th. The second flower has opened and the original is still looking great at 4 weeks+
Nice. Four weeks is a good length of time for a phrag flower,
David
David
