Cypripedium rehinae x farreri
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KyushuCalanthe
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Now that is a truly unusual cross! Very cool.
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That is a very nice hybrid!
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bench72
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Beautiful pouch!!!
SlipperFan
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Amazing flower!
parvi_17
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Oh wow! You have some really awesome Cyps!
NYEric
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NIce, looks like a small plant also.
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biothanasis
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Great flower!!!!! It must be big, or like Eric said, the plant is so samll that the flower looks big! What is the real case???? 
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Elena
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That's gorgeous!
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cyprimaniac
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hey guys,
just looked with much interrest the photo of the farreri X reginae cross.
because of two reasons, I have some doubts,
that one parent really is the farreri.
This species is very rare in cultivation all over the world,
and I only know of few people, who have the "true" farreri.
From "the well known source in China" every year come plants
named "farreri var." which in fact is Cypr. fasciolatum.
most times very nice cultivars, and few times also plants,
which are "very close looking" to the farreri, but aren't.
So, I estimate, that this cross in fact was made
with the farreri var. /fasciolatum as one parent.
This cross is already registered under the name C. Wouter Peeters in 2006.
This is my plant of C. Wouter Peeters,
which originates from Crustacare in Belgium:
and this is a "very close farreri looking" C. fasciolatum,
years ago imported as C. farreri var. by a friend in Holland:
this plant grows much "stronger" that the true farreri,
but is "morphological" very different from the smaller and "thinner" C. farreri.
maybe it is of hybrid origin between the farreri and fasciolatum
best wishes
Dieter
just looked with much interrest the photo of the farreri X reginae cross.
because of two reasons, I have some doubts,
that one parent really is the farreri.
This species is very rare in cultivation all over the world,
and I only know of few people, who have the "true" farreri.
From "the well known source in China" every year come plants
named "farreri var." which in fact is Cypr. fasciolatum.
most times very nice cultivars, and few times also plants,
which are "very close looking" to the farreri, but aren't.
So, I estimate, that this cross in fact was made
with the farreri var. /fasciolatum as one parent.
This cross is already registered under the name C. Wouter Peeters in 2006.
This is my plant of C. Wouter Peeters,
which originates from Crustacare in Belgium:
and this is a "very close farreri looking" C. fasciolatum,
years ago imported as C. farreri var. by a friend in Holland:
this plant grows much "stronger" that the true farreri,
but is "morphological" very different from the smaller and "thinner" C. farreri.
maybe it is of hybrid origin between the farreri and fasciolatum
best wishes
Dieter
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goldenrose
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Lovely lady!
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cyprimaniac
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hey,
yes I know
but as pointed out in my previous posting, I doubt that the "true" farreri is used as a parent. I think that it must look somewhat different
your plant looks exactly like the Wouter Peeters
but we will find it out, asking Vienenkötter
cheers
dieter
