Phragmipedium humboldtii var. exstaminodium

Slippertalk Orchid Forum

Help Support Slippertalk Orchid Forum:

Phrag-Plus

Well-Known Member
Joined
Oct 12, 2007
Messages
3,486
Reaction score
600
Location
Lavaltrie, Québec, Canada (Z4)
Just put of curiosity, does it have Warzseviczianum in the background?
You certainely mean warczewiczianum/ warzcewiczii/ popowii/ humboldtii the darker form? Not warczewiczianum/ walllissii the pale form…
That section has been subject to many changes lately.

If you are talking about the darker form it is now named humboldtii…

Yes! It is a closely relative to exstaminodium some are even considering it as a variety.

Have a look at old thread on this forum about exstaminodium you will found some interesting discussions…
 

FrankRC

ST Supporter
Supporting Member
Joined
Dec 13, 2006
Messages
142
Reaction score
159
Location
New York
I would also refer those interested to the 2020 year end Phrag. Issue of the Orchid Digest. There is a detailed treatise within on the three species of Phrags that we know of that produce flowers without a staminode. Humboltii is one of them. The other two are schlimii and boisserianum.
 

Karp60

Well-Known Member
Joined
Sep 5, 2021
Messages
278
Reaction score
129
Location
NE Victoria, Aus
You certainely mean warczewiczianum/ warzcewiczii/ popowii/ humboldtii the darker form? Not warczewiczianum/ walllissii the pale form…
That section has been subject to many changes lately.

If you are talking about the darker form it is now named humboldtii…

Yes! It is a closely relative to exstaminodium some are even considering it as a variety.

Have a look at old thread on this forum about exstaminodium you will found some interesting discussions…
Thanks I was not sure about the spelling…..I certainly explore the old thread.
 

Latest posts

Top