needs ID

[Ron-NY]

First bloom for me and the tag says Paph (primulinum X malipoense). Obviously not. I am a multi floral guy, who can put a proper name on this for me.

 

[Kyle]

ang thong?

 

[Grandma M]

Whatever it is it is very pretty.

 

[paphioboy]

i think it has concolor in it... my guess would be conco-bellatulum/ wenshanense ... or maybe ssome cross like (greyi x concolor)?

 

[Leo Schordje]

You definitely have a hybrid there. The lack of spots on the pouch says one parent is leucochilum, or better known as godefroyae variety leucochilum. The spotting is too fine to be the species, so it is a hybrid.

The finer spotting says concolor or possibly niveum. so you may have (godefroyae var leucochilum x concolor) = Wellesleyanum or you have (niveum x godefroyae var leucochilum) or some more complex cross.

I would keep watering it, a pleasant flower.
Leo

 

[swamprad]

I like it!

 

[slippertalker]

I agree with Leo, it is strongly Paph leuchochilum and probably Paph Welleslyanum.

 

[Eric Muehlbauer]

The shape of the pouch clearly says concolor...the rest is debatable...the small spots indicate niveum.....but there could be some other brachy species as well....but my guess is concolor x niveum (I think that's Dr. Jack, but I'm not sure....) Take care, Eric

 

[SlipperFan]

The Dr. Jacks I've seen have much finer spots, and really tiny speckles on the pouch.

 

[Hien]

I think Leo is right

 

[Ron-NY]

You definitely have a hybrid there. The lack of spots on the pouch says one parent is leucochilum, or better known as godefroyae variety leucochilum. The spotting is too fine to be the species, so it is a hybrid.

The finer spotting says concolor or possibly niveum. so you may have (godefroyae var leucochilum x concolor) = Wellesleyanum or you have (niveum x godefroyae var leucochilum) or some more complex cross.

I would keep watering it, a pleasant flower.
Leo

I considered Paph Welleslyanum but that cross doesn't have the wave to the petals. I will have to look at the other possibilities.