Paph Herbert Barnhart

[SlipperKing]

Aug of 97' this clone 'Rebakah' was awarded an HCC, enjoy.

and closeups,

 

[Damas]

It's a beauty ! Congrats !

 

[Yoyo_Jo]

Nice! I love your close ups.

 

[biothanasis]

Nice strong shape on this flower and great staminode!

 

[SlipperFan]

Parents are? (I still can't get the RHS page to work)

Great flower, and very nice photos.

 

[jblanford]

Like Dot... said that is great. Jim.

 

[Greenpaph]

Lovely flower and photos!

 

[Ron-NY]

Very nice! You may want to correct the spelling on your tag though

Paph Herbert Bernhart (glanduliferum x liemianum)

 

[paphjoint]

very nice

 

[goldenrose]

Parents are? (I still can't get the RHS page to work) Great flower, and very nice photos.

I tried too!
.... maybe this was why!

Very nice! You may want to correct the spelling on your tag though

Paph Herbert Bernhart (glanduliferum x liemianum)

Looks like what one would expect from that cross! Good one! :clap: :drool:

 

[SlipperKing]

Very nice! You may want to correct the spelling on your tag though

Paph Herbert Bernhart (glanduliferum x liemianum)

Thanks Ron. It is wrong on the tag.

 

[PAPIPAF]

Very NICE Indeed!

 

[paphioboy]

Super blooms! Now I'm really looking forrward for mine to bloom..

 

[SlipperKing]

This particular clone has growth issues. I've had this plant going on 12 years now and have only been able to get one divison from it. Which went back to the original owner and I don't know if it survived. Typically it only gets to three growths, one old, one NBS/BS and a new start. By the time the blooming size growth blooms the old is yellowed and dead. Has anyone had this same experience with a plant? If so, where you able to kick start it to put out more then one lead?

 

[paphioboy]

Rick, you mean that the plant grows so that as one new growth emerges, the old one dies back and the size of the plant stays relatively constant? I have that problem with brachys. they just refuse to clump under my conditions, but I think the problem may be genetic. I guess some plants are just more robust than others..

 

[SlipperKing]

Rick, you mean that the plant grows so that as one new growth emerges, the old one dies back and the size of the plant stays relatively constant? I have that problem with brachys. they just refuse to clump under my conditions, but I think the problem may be genetic. I guess some plants are just more robust than others..

Yes, that is what happens. BUT it may not all be geneticly controlled. This is the same plant that I talked about, maybe a yr ago, when the discusion was on light source. The previous owner grew this plant under fluorscent lights in her garage. She had as many as 9 flowers(maybe more) with 3-4 open at once. The best I have done is 5 total count with 3 open at once. So growing conditions can influence the plant's preformance