Dorsal on Paph Yellow Tiger (for Greenpaph)

[Gilda]

Here ya go Peter !

 

[Greenpaph]

YIPES STRIPES! LOL! Great color! thanks

 

[emydura]

A lot of stonei in that dorsal. Therefore, definately not a Yellow Tiger. And as others have said, the other parent is probably wilheliminae.

David

 

[Kavanaru]

whatever it is... very nice!!!

 

[SlipperKing]

Really, really nice Gilda put me down for a div when it's time to divide!

 

[Heather]

That's gorgeous, Gilda!!

 

[Paph_LdyMacBeth]

Its gorgeous by whatever name.

 

[Gilda]

Really, really nice Gilda put me down for a div when it's time to divide!

You got it Rick !

 

[goldenrose]

:drool: :drool: :drool:

 

[Drorchid]

A lot of stonei in that dorsal. Therefore, definately not a Yellow Tiger. And as others have said, the other parent is probably wilheliminae.

David

I agree, it is probably stonei x wilhelminiae, which makes it Paph. Wilhelmina's Stone. It is a cross we registered back in 2002. Here are some old pictures I have from that cross:

Robert

 

[NYEric]

Since I have very little experience w/ multifloral paphs it is surprising to me that some of these plants really aren't gigantic. I hope you find out what it is.

 

[SlipperKing]

Thanks Robert for the pics! Does anyone havwe pics of platyphyllum X wilhelminae???

 

[Gilda]

Since I have very little experience w/ multifloral paphs it is surprising to me that some of these plants really aren't gigantic. I hope you find out what it is.

Eric, my plant is not big for a multi .It 's leaves are very stiff though making it hard to place on the shelf. It has a second spike !! Yipee !

 

[biothanasis]

Great flowers!

 

[SlipperFan]

Lumpers & splitters???

Beautiful flowers, both of you!

 

[Yoyo_Jo]

Gorgeous striping. :clap:

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

Lumpers & splitters???

...or bumpers and spitters?

Lovely flowers. They look good enough to eat!