paph identification

[raymond]

Hello I have this orchis which was to refuse in a judgement AOS because it seems that I do not have the good identification

 

[raymond]

Hello

I have this orchis which was to refuse in a judgement AOS because it seems that I do not have the good identification

 

[Drorchid]

Hi Raymond,

Welcome to the forum. What was the name you entered it as? It obviously is a Paph. hirsutissimum hybrid with perhaps some Paph. villosum in the background, but hard to say what it is exactly.

Robert

 

[Candace]

What does the tag say?

 

[bench72]

It does look like Paph Invincible which is often seen around... a really old cross between Monsieur de Curte (villosum var. boxalli x insigne) and hirsutissimum...

here's a pic of Paph Invincible

 

[raymond]

l' label gives me like name Paph. badge ' Harefield Hall' J found on Internet on a Japanese site the name Paph. badge ' Harefield Hall' with an paph invincible annotation

 

[NYEric]

Search "invincible" or "harefield hall" in the paph photo threads.

 

[raymond]

sorry I use a translator to write in English

l' label gives me like name Paph. insigni ' Harefield Hall' J found on Internet on a Japanese site the name Paph. insigni ' Harefield Hall' with an paph Invincible annotation paph

 

[raymond]

where one finds the sites of research

 

[Candace]

Here is a current thread and photo of insigne 'Harefield Hall'. The judges were correct.

http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10201

 

[goldenrose]

Raymond on this site we've recently had an insigne 'Harefield Hall' picture posted, so use our search right above on the blue bar & you will see it's not the same. Sorry, but appreciate it for what it is - a nice paph that is blooming!

 

[raymond]

oke: merci a tous

 

[rdlsreno]

It does look like Paph Invincible which is often seen around... a really old cross between Monsieur de Curte (villosum var. boxalli x insigne) and hirsutissimum...

here's a pic of Paph Invincible

I do agree!


Ramon

 

[Jon in SW Ohio]

I agree with Paph. Invincible

 

[Eric Muehlbauer]

"Harefield Hall" is far more common on plant labels than as a plant. I have had at least 2 plants labelled as Harefield Hall, and, in my case, both bloomed out as ordinary nondescript insigne. Take care, Eric

 

[SlipperKing]

I have to agree with these guys as well, Invincible

I do agree!


Ramon

I agree with Paph. Invincible

It does look like Paph Invincible which is often seen around... a really old cross between Monsieur de Curte (villosum var. boxalli x insigne) and hirsutissimum...

here's a pic of Paph Invincible