myxodex
Well-Known Member
I will just list them first and make comments after.
P. armeniacum
P. delenatii var nigrescens (= dunkel ?)
P. Armeni White
P. Delophyllum
P. conco-bellatulum
P. conco-bellatulum X bellatulum
P. Wellesleyanum
P. gardineri (whatever this is officially?)
P. Berenice
P. liemianum
P. NOID (close to glaucophyllum)
P. henryanum
P. gratrixianum
P. coccineum
P. Transpiceranum X barbigerum
P. hookerae (v hookerae)
P. hookerae (v volonteanum)
P. tonsum v cupreum
P. purpuratum
P. NOID Maudiae coloratum type
P. Black Jack
P. NOID (looks like Maudiae with sukhakulii)
P. NOID (X sukhakulii)
P. Juno
You may notice a bias toward small to medium plants because of space limitations. I grow indoors on humidity trays. I also like patterned leaves ... indeed the tonsum I bought at the London Orchid Show as a young plant ... it was the colouration of the leaves that did it ... since it has flowered I realised that this species has a wonderfully restrained and subtle beauty and a very long lasting glossy flower. The P.coccineum I bought just last weekend at a show from a well known UK orchid nursery and was warned by someone to keep a record of my transaction.
Cheers,
Tim
P. armeniacum
P. delenatii var nigrescens (= dunkel ?)
P. Armeni White
P. Delophyllum
P. conco-bellatulum
P. conco-bellatulum X bellatulum
P. Wellesleyanum
P. gardineri (whatever this is officially?)
P. Berenice
P. liemianum
P. NOID (close to glaucophyllum)
P. henryanum
P. gratrixianum
P. coccineum
P. Transpiceranum X barbigerum
P. hookerae (v hookerae)
P. hookerae (v volonteanum)
P. tonsum v cupreum
P. purpuratum
P. NOID Maudiae coloratum type
P. Black Jack
P. NOID (looks like Maudiae with sukhakulii)
P. NOID (X sukhakulii)
P. Juno
You may notice a bias toward small to medium plants because of space limitations. I grow indoors on humidity trays. I also like patterned leaves ... indeed the tonsum I bought at the London Orchid Show as a young plant ... it was the colouration of the leaves that did it ... since it has flowered I realised that this species has a wonderfully restrained and subtle beauty and a very long lasting glossy flower. The P.coccineum I bought just last weekend at a show from a well known UK orchid nursery and was warned by someone to keep a record of my transaction.
Cheers,
Tim