SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Posted earlier, Conco-Bellatulum X vietnamense
HCC today as Paph Wossner Vietnam Bell 'Strawberry'
HCC today as Paph Wossner Vietnam Bell 'Strawberry'
Paph Wossner Vietnam Bell
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NYEric
Well-Known Member
N8ce, I still am not sure if I have one yet. THanks for sharing.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Thanks Eric. I forgot to mention today was an annual Judges Workshop. There must of been 10 judges per table from all over Texas and Louisiana.
SlipperFan
Addicted
Congrats, Rick. That is a very lovely flower. Interesting color and spotting. I like it.
Rather amazing result, don't you think? That dark pouch
is very attractive.
is very attractive.
Very attractive color. Congrats.
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mrhappyrotter
Grand Chupacabra
Interesting outcome. I saw a similar cross in bloom. It was a Wossner Vietnam Beauty (bellatulum x vietnamense). Flowers seem variable in size, but some clones had flowers that were impressively large for the size of the plants.
congrats
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
It reminds of VMP but with way more spotting.
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It's a nice flower and the award makes sense. Mike
Wendy
Just me!
Congrats on the award! :clap:
newbud
Orchid Maniac
Very beautiful colors, but please help me out here, aren't the dorsal sepals supposed to be erect? Not being critical, just trying to learn. I'm sure it wouldn't have gotten the award if it was a deciding factor in points. Thanks
JeanLux
Well-Known Member
Bravo :clap: !!!! Jean
emydura
Well-Known Member
Congratulations Rick. Nice outcome.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
There isn't many of this cross out there on the net and the ones I found were badly distorted (3) With Conco-Bellatulum as with many Brachys cupping can be an issue. This flower does cup some. The PIC is of an hanging flower, very weak stem coming from the bellatulum genes. The judges stalked the flower up higher then I presented it to start off. Doing so the flower gives a straight dorsal appearence. This is its third blooming, in the past I have stake the flower. Due to the large size and weight of the flower it presents floppy in all kinds of plains. Clearly not awardable IMHO previously.
This time I just let it do its own thing and it came out wavy but with balance so I took it in. The point score rounded up to 79
I will try another PIC with the flower staked tonight if I have a chance.
I will try and post measurements tonight also.
newbud
Orchid Maniac
Thanks for taking the time to explain Rick.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Staked
NS 11H, 8.3V
DORSAL 4.2H, 4.1V
PETAL 7.7H, 6.3V
LIP 2.0H, 5.2V
NS 11H, 8.3V
DORSAL 4.2H, 4.1V
PETAL 7.7H, 6.3V
LIP 2.0H, 5.2V
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
The flower fell off today 
Out lasted it's one parent, vietnamense.
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Out lasted it's one parent, vietnamense.
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by a long way!
