DrLeslieEe Scholar, Addict and Aficionado of Orchidacea Supporting Member Joined Feb 1, 2019 Messages 7,471 Reaction score 8,497 Location TORONTO CANADA Jan 14, 2024 #1 Popped up as a surprise in the far corner of my indigo shelf. I thought the buds were too light to be an indigo lol. An important species in yellow phal breeding. NS 5.5 cm
Popped up as a surprise in the far corner of my indigo shelf. I thought the buds were too light to be an indigo lol. An important species in yellow phal breeding. NS 5.5 cm
GuRu experienced greenhorn Supporting Member Joined Oct 23, 2006 Messages 6,303 Reaction score 2,644 Location Germany Jan 14, 2024 #2 Lovely ones, Leslie.
Djthomp28 ST Supporter Supporting Member Joined Oct 9, 2016 Messages 2,200 Reaction score 3,047 Location Cleveland, OH Jan 14, 2024 #3 Lovely indeed! I always find it fascinating that amboinensis is so critical for yellow in phals. I see it and think red/maroon and stripes.
Lovely indeed! I always find it fascinating that amboinensis is so critical for yellow in phals. I see it and think red/maroon and stripes.
DrLeslieEe Scholar, Addict and Aficionado of Orchidacea Supporting Member Joined Feb 1, 2019 Messages 7,471 Reaction score 8,497 Location TORONTO CANADA Jan 14, 2024 #4 Djthomp28 said: Lovely indeed! I always find it fascinating that amboinensis is so critical for yellow in phals. I see it and think red/maroon and stripes. Click to expand... Me thinks too like that. But the markings can be recessive with a dominant yellow species like venosa and large whites. A very interesting phenomenon is that it contributes the yellow background readily to hybrids (to spotted or sunset colors too).
Djthomp28 said: Lovely indeed! I always find it fascinating that amboinensis is so critical for yellow in phals. I see it and think red/maroon and stripes. Click to expand... Me thinks too like that. But the markings can be recessive with a dominant yellow species like venosa and large whites. A very interesting phenomenon is that it contributes the yellow background readily to hybrids (to spotted or sunset colors too).