Phal. cornu-cervi 'red' x Tsay's Evergreen

[orchideya]

 

[Ozpaph]

not very 'red'. There must be unusual genetics at play (or mis-label)

 

[wjs2nd]

Very cool looking bloom! Looks like their are a few, very light, red spots?

 

[abax]

You did it again! You have a Phal. I love and probably can't get. This
is an outstanding bloom. Don't you love that shine?

 

[Paphman910]

Very beautiful!

 

[JeanLux]

Wow, that's some color :clap: !!!! Jean

 

[orchideya]

Thank you guys! I was going to sell it, but now after seeing bloom, maybe I should keep it
Yes, there are random very faint patches of red on the bloom.
There is micholitzii somewhere in the background of Tsay's Evergreen and it is known to kill the color:
http://phalaenopsis.orchideya.ca/Plants/T/Tsay-s-Evergreen-id=fdd541b5-c0c2-43af-87ef-e1c19176f919

I wonder if temps would affect appearance of the red.
See, it is crosses like this prevent me from having "species only" collection that was intended from the beginning...

 

[The Orchid Boy]

Thank you guys! I was going to sell it, but now after seeing bloom, maybe I should keep it
Yes, there are random very faint patches of red on the bloom.
There is micholitzii somewhere in the background of Tsay's Evergreen and it is known to kill the color:
http://phalaenopsis.orchideya.ca/Plants/T/Tsay-s-Evergreen-id=fdd541b5-c0c2-43af-87ef-e1c19176f919

I wonder if temps would affect appearance of the red.
See, it is crosses like this prevent me from having "species only" collection that was intended from the beginning...

Exactly!

 

[SlipperFan]

Yes. Keep it. Nice wide segments and unusual color.