Phrag. klotzscheanum x pearcei

[Drorchid]

Following are some pictures of a new primary cross that I made between Phrag. klotzscheanum and pearcei. I still have not named the hybrid. Any suggestions? (I was thinking of ......Wossner Klotzpear......no just kidding......)

Robert

 

[PHRAG]

Phrag Deep Throat

:rollhappy:

 

[Heather]

Any suggestions? (I was thinking of ......Wossner Klotzpear......no just kidding......)

Uh oh, don't get us started on that one again.
It's a lovely hybrid though.

 

[SlipperFan]

Phrag. Pink Pigtails

That's gorgeous. I'm surprised that cross hasn't been made before. I love it.

 

[kentuckiense]

I think that turned out very well. The colors are vibrant yet still delicate. Very nice bloom, I say. I guess no other seedlings of this cross have bloomed out?

 

[Gideon]

Really nice cross, well done :clap: :clap: :clap:

 

[Stephan]

How does "Klutzy beauty" sound?

That really is a dramatic and attractive flower.

Cheers
Stephan

 

[bench72]

well that is totally Phrag-tastic! Nice pink!

 

[Carol]

That's a wonderful cross! Is this a phrag that will stay on the small side and is it available for sale? My accomadations are so limited.

 

[Drorchid]

Yes, as both parents are "miniature" phrag species, this hybrid will also stay on the small side, and yes we have them available (go to our website - see below-)

Robert

 

[Greenpaph]

Very lovely!

Added some nice coloration to pearcii!

thanks

 

[ScottMcC]

With any luck (meaning getting members of my family to agree on a few things), this cross will have a name shortly.

Assuming this all goes down, it will be named after my aunt, who is dying of breast cancer and currently in hospice care.

Of course, if anyone wants to give me money to offset orchidweb.com's non-free registration cost, I'm all ears.

 

[Jon in SW Ohio]

Seems to have come out a little too pearcei heavy for my tastes(I LOVE klotz), but still a very nice phrag! Maybe name it something like Phrag. Potzy...can't come up with any witty blendings.
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