Paph Charlie O'Neill "alboflavum"

[DirGo]

EDIT
As the name is now guessed, I updated the title: Paph. Charlie O'Neill
EDIT
I know some of you like to guess...
I will update the posting's title when it is fully opened
A hint: If the tag is correct, it's a primary cross between two albinos

 

[Happypaphy7]

Tough one as they all look very much similar. I mean the allbino brachys.
I would guess niveum is one of them??

 

[Ozpaph]

parvi?

 

[DrLeslieEe]

Brachy (niveum or godefroyae albums) x Barbata (fowliei, callosum or venustum)?

 

[DirGo]

no niveum
brachy x parvy

 

[big923cattleya]

niveum x delenatii

 

[Guldal]

Paphiopedilum Vanda M. Pearman fma. album (bellatulum x delenatii)

 

[DirGo]

1) brachy x parvy
2) no niveum
3) no delenatii
tomorrow an extra hint... unless it is guessed

 

[big923cattleya]

concolor ‘album’ x emersonii ‘album’ ?

 

[Sebo]

I’m thinking either….
leucochilum x hangianum
or…..
leucochilum x emersonii

 

[tnyr5]

Charlie o Neil alba is making the rounds right now, so that's my guess.

 

[DirGo]

Charlie o Neil alba is making the rounds right now, so that's my guess.

and we have a winner great deduction skills
but Tony, please also read my post on naming albino forms

 

[tnyr5]

I use "alba" as a convenience. I know it's not correct.

 

[DirGo]

For an open flower, we need a bit more patience...

 

[NYEric]

The albino version would have the same name as the pigmented version.

 

[MichaelTibbs]

The albino version would have the same name as the pigmented version.

yes it would

 

[Ozpaph]

Paphiopedilum Vanda M. Pearman fma. album (bellatulum x delenatii)

I would LOVE one of these - never seen one.

 

[DirGo]

The albino version would have the same name as the pigmented version.

corrected

 

[eds]

It would have the same Grex name but the album / albiflorum could still be added to show it is not the normal colour form. I would follow the naming of one or both parents in what name to use.

 

[Guldal]

I would follow the naming of one or both parents in what name to use.

As in: fma. albezeanum or fma glanzebum?