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This is the rare albino form of the popular Parvi species from Vietnam, and easier to grow than the normally colored form. The compact plant size make it perfect for the under-lights grower. The flower is a symphony in white, pristine in it's presentation, entirely white except for a bright yellow staminode stripe. Near blooming size seedlings have 4-5 inch leaf spans and should bloom in season. Shipped in pot.
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A sib cross between two excellent examples of this beautiful species from China. One has oustanding color, the other above average size. The dorsal sepal and petals will be rose-pink with faint yellow veining; the pouch will be inflated and pink-pink-pink. Seedlings have 6-7 inch leaf spans and should bloom in 12-18 months. Shipped in-pot or bare-root if preferred.
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Incredible potential in this cutting edge breeding of two of the best roth clones in the world! Expecting up to five huge, dark flowers held well above the foliage. Seedlings have 8-10 inch leaf spans and will have at least three years before reaching blooming size, so these are not for the 'instant gratification' grower. Very limited! Shipped in pot.
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Phrag. Jerry Dean Fischer is (Mem. Dick Clements x sargentianum), so it has a double shot of color from the sargentianum parent/grandparent. When bred back to our 'Dark Red Select' besseae clone, the petals should be wider and the color awesome. Seedlings have 8-9 inch leaf spans and should start blooming in 2013. Limited!
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This is a dream cross! Our darkest, darkest red Phrag. Rosalie Dixler bred to a Phrag. caudatum with 70 cm long petals. Imagine the possibilities! We haven't bloomed any yet, but the vigorous seedlings we're offering here are near blooming size. We expect a large, dark red flower very similar to Phrag. Beaumont, which has already garnered seven awards.(Photo is of the Rosalie Dixler parent).
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A remake of one of our most important besseae hybrids, and .one of the parents of Phrag. Fox Valley Fireball (Barbara LeAnn x Rosalie Dixler). We expect this hybrid to remain compact (perfect for the under-lights grower), with larger flowers and darker color than average for this grex. Seedlings have 6-7 inch leaf spans and should bloom in 12-18 months. Shipped bare root.
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One of the first andreetae hybrids to be registered. The besseae parent is more chartreuse than flavum and the andreetae has the best form and color we’ve seen in this species to date. This hybrid is our first attempt to develop more compact growing Phrag. hybrids with brightly colored flowers. Seedlings have 6-7 inch leaf spans and should bloom in 12-18 months. Shipped bare root.
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We have many divisions of different besseae clones from Ecuador, and dozens more that have been line bred to lock in superior flower characteristics. These are all vigorous adult examples of the form from Paute, Ecuador and all have exhibited the brilliant vermillion flower color. Because we have down-sized to a smaller greenhouse, we simply don’t have room for them all, so we need to reduce the population to a more manageable size. Shipped bare root while quantities last.
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A selfing of the only Phrag. d’alessandroi to be positively identified by it’s discoverer, Dr. Cal Dodson, prior to the CHM/ AOS award. Flower stems branch readily, stolons do not try to crawl out of the pot and flowers are brilliant orange with a distinct yellow blaze at the petal juncture. Shipped bare root. Seedlings have 6-7 inch leaf spans and should bloom in 12-18 months
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A sib cross of two of the finest examples of this popular Ecuadorean species we've ever seen. Flowers are pink, with a deep rose-pink pouch and pale pink petals and synsepal. Prefers intermediate conditions and wonderful for the under lights grower wanting a more compact growing Phrag. with brightly colored flowers. Seedlings have 6-8 inch leaf spans and should bloom in 18 months. Shipped in pot.
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Paph. Hsinying Luke is (godefroyae x Hsinying Con-con) and is one of the best Brachy hybrids to come out of Ching Hua Orchids. Looks like an improved godefroyae, with dark markings and wide petals. Flask contains a minimum of 20 seedlings.
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This easy to grow species from North-east India should be part of every serious slipper orchid collection. The beautifully tessellated foliage and brightly colored flowers make it hard to miss, even when not in bloom . The petals are red-orange toward the tips, the dorsal sepal is white with green stripes and the pouch has the characteristic brain-like pattern. Flasks contain a minimum of twenty vigorous seedlings that can be deflasked upon arrival or grown on for 4-6 weeks under lights.
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