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A first time bloomer which I purchased in 2005 as a single growth NBS plant... as you can see it has grown fairly quickly, and I'm glad it waited till it was stronger to bloom... looks like I'll get a partly sequential blooming.
Paph Honey - the whole plant
and a close up of the flower -
now, here's the interesting part.... the particular cross of this plant is
Paph primulinum x Paph philippinense fma alba!
Now many of you would know that Paph primulinum is a green flower and Paph philippinense alba is a white and green flower, so this cross shows that the albinistic genes are recessive! (either that or they didn't really use an alba philippinense :sob: )
well, thanks for looking.
cheers
tim
Paph Honey - the whole plant
![2061530462_2701fac2ca.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/bb8/bb86162dcf1a4f3c21af0ba50b915d7a.jpg)
and a close up of the flower -
![2061530588_eec2a2af46.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/4f0/4f0f5f1f4c83b12e4762ec2aefc85678.jpg)
now, here's the interesting part.... the particular cross of this plant is
Paph primulinum x Paph philippinense fma alba!
Now many of you would know that Paph primulinum is a green flower and Paph philippinense alba is a white and green flower, so this cross shows that the albinistic genes are recessive! (either that or they didn't really use an alba philippinense :sob: )
well, thanks for looking.
cheers
tim