Paph Jerry Buote

[emydura]

One of the first Paphs I ever bought and still one of my favourites.

David


Paph Jerry Buote (wolterianum x sukhakulii)

 

[John M]

Beautiful! The best of both parents.

 

[CodPaph]

very very nice

 

[Candace]

I like this one a lot!

 

[Jim Toomey]

Nice and tall!

 

[smartie2000]

Very good for one of your first plants!

 

[Greenpaph]

Real nice, David!

 

[snow]

the way i imagined a paph should look like. if someone tried to describe one.

 

[JeanLux]

great colors and fine shape!!! I esp. like the large petals!! What size is the bloom? Jean

 

[emydura]

great colors and fine shape!!! I esp. like the large petals!! What size is the bloom? Jean

Jean - the bloom is 14 cm across. The spike is 50 cm in length.

David

 

[GuRu]

Looks really good, nice shape, clear markings and a looooooong flower stem.

Best regards from Germany, rudolf

 

[paphioboy]

Wow! Absolutely stunning.. My paph Lovesong (acmodontum x suk) should look a bit like this when it blooms. Its in low bud now..

 

[JeanLux]

Jean - the bloom is 14 cm across. The spike is 50 cm in length.

David

thanks David! This makes a lot of bloom!!! Jean

 

[Kavanaru]

Jean - the bloom is 14 cm across. The spike is 50 cm in length.

David

wow... that's a gorgeous one... and with a very nice size...

(P.S.- See Guys and Lads, size does matter! :evil

 

[Gilda]

Beautiful paph and photo !!:clap:

 

[P-chan]

Wow! What a great paph!

 

[mkline3]

I can see why it is one of your fav's! Spectacular. I've never even heard of wolterianum.

 

[Kavanaru]

I can see why it is one of your fav's! Spectacular. I've never even heard of wolterianum.

As far as I know, wolterianum is a synonym of appletonianum... however, there are different hybrids registered under both names: x wolterianum = Jerry Buote; x appletonianum = Nisqually... someone to correct me if I am wrong here

 

[PaphMadMan]

As far as I know, wolterianum is a synonym of appletonianum... however, there are different hybrids registered under both names: x wolterianum = Jerry Buote; x appletonianum = Nisqually... someone to correct me if I am wrong here

Correct, wolterianum is considered a synonym of appletonianum for registration, but some wolterianum hybrids were registered in the past. I presume it is no longer accepted for registration.

This is nicer than any Nisqually I've seen though, so a good argument that the 2 are horticulturally distinct even if prevailing opinion puts them in the same species. With forms this close there will always be divergent views of where to draw the species line.

 

[Faan]

I like it, nice picture