Phalaenopsis violacea Norton blue & friends

[Hamlet]

These three Phals just opened their flowers, I thought they complement each other nicely.

Phal. violacea, supposedly a Norton plant. I lost the tag, though... It was a long wait. The spike developed more than a year ago, but no flower until now. Wonderful fragrance on this one:

Phal. Germaine Vincent, a primary hybrid between Phal. speciosa and violacea:

Phal. amabilis, aurea form without any spots. I like this much more than the regular one:

Group shots:

Thanks for looking!

 

[Linus_Cello]

Phal. violacea, supposedly a Norton plant. I lost the tag, though... It was a long wait. The spike developed more than a year ago, but no flower until now. Wonderful fragrance on this one:

Wow, is this color accurate? If so, pretty "blue".

 

[Hamlet]

Wow, is this color accurate? If so, pretty "blue".

It's accurate, yes. Though it probably looks a bit darker than it is because of the flash. I was surprised by the dark "blueish" colour.

 

[Carkin]

Wow, that violacea is absolutely gorgeous!!!


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[monocotman]

Just love the violacea!
David

 

[Marco]

I love the first photo. Thanks

 

[fibre]

Great Trio!

 

[SlipperFan]

I love the group shot. Not only is the composition and colors very fine, but it shows the differences in flower sizes.

 

[Ozpaph]

They are incredible. The 'blue' is so intense.

 

[abax]

Gorgeous trio! The violacea is fantastic. Well, I just love
them all. The colors are so intense and the white is a long
time favorite.

 

[theshatterings]

Really nice trio! Group shot is great.

 

[Wendy]

All wonderful but that violacea is exceptional.

 

[paphioboy]

Superb! That Norton blue is stunning...

 

[Migrant13]

That is an outstanding violacea!

 

[NYEric]

I'm not a big Phal fan. Send me the blue one!

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

I'm with Eric, not a big Phal fan, though I do make exception for most species. I really like the spotless amablis - very nice!