My brachy family so far

[troy]

left back just opening muriel constance x gemini x conco bellatulum next to it hangianum x leucochilum front left wehnsenense and 2 death star x mac in front

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[kiwi]

Really well grown

 

[Happypaphy7]

Handsome group!!

 

[troy]

Thanks!! There is many more, but may not make this group, so I took a picture when I could

 

[mrhappyrotter]

The hangianum x leucochilum is just so nice. It gives me a Hellebore vibe. Is it fragrant?

 

[gego]

Very well done Troy, Congrats, they are all beautiful.

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[troy]

Thanks!! The hang x leuco is fragrant

 

[Ozpaph]

some very nice flowers; well grown.

 

[Wendy]

What a lovely family! Thank you.

 

[paworsport]

Congratulations Very Nice plants and culture
The hang hybrid is beautifull

 

[Guldal]

What a sweet group photo! Congrats - and thanks for sharing!

Kind regards, Jens

 

[Hamlet]

I love the hangianum cross, it looks huge!

 

[Don I]

Very nice family.
Don

 

[Markhamite]

All look so very nice! Great job!

 

[Hien]

left back just opening muriel constance x gemini x conco bellatulum next to it hangianum x leucochilum front left wehnsenense and 2 death star x mac in front

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the hangianum hybrid is superb,
the spotted one, is that one Otogozen, Mac, or Death Star?

 

[troy]

Hein, the 2 front dark spotted on the right are paph death star x mac

 

[Hien]

Hein, the 2 front dark spotted on the right are paph death star x mac

Death Star x Mac,
wow, you have very unusual novel hybrids , are they from japanese breeding?

 

[troy]

I understand they are from japanese breeding, so I'm guessing what I have is an undesirable set of plants to somebody who's growing for awards lol.. I enjoy unique shape brachys, not a fan of round and flat 'phaelanopsis' awardable

 

[Hien]

I understand they are from japanese breeding, so I'm guessing what I have is an undesirable set of plants to somebody who's growing for awards lol.. I enjoy unique shape brachys, not a fan of round and flat 'phaelanopsis' awardable

Undesirable! au contraire, I would chose them over a lot of other orchids.
The Japanese and the Thai are the most advance in breeding brachy ...so far ahead of anyone in the US

 

[troy]

Not many people breed brachys here in the us, the thais and japanese breed brachys for spot pattern, shape, color, vigor, size etc.. At 300.00 for 1 good plant here in the us makes it very hard to be able to breed for variation lol.. unless you are a millionaire or grow out 5 flasks of each species, which takes over a decade..