What is the best way to see if an orchid is registered or not?

[silken]

OrchidWiz is a good place to look also, if you have the program and keep it up to date. I checked your cross and there is nothing registered for it as per the latest version of OW. Would be an interesting bloom! Has it bloomed for you?

[PaphMadMan]

I neglected to search for the specific cross myself before posting. C. Brabantiae x Myrmecophila tibicinis has not been registered, either way. And just to be sure, I scanned through all registered hybrids of C. Brabantiae (78 in all), and there are none with any Myrmecophila. Of course, there are no registered crosses with any Schomburgkia because that genus no longer exists.

OrchidWiz is my first resource of choice because it is faster, easier and more flexible, but it can never be quite as up to date as the RHS website which should be essentially up to the minute. If you suspect a recent registration the website is the only way to go.

[Bulbofett]

Originally Posted by WhiteRabbit

What PaphMadMan said



Patience, grasshopper It was only 4 hours, on a Friday ...

Well I have posted before with minimal results so I was kind of feeling left out. Im a sensitive sally sometimes lol. Its hard when you can see how many people have viewed the post.

Silken, no it hasnt bloomed yet. Im thinking it will next year. It put out 3 new growths and is growing absurdly fast. I really hope it does flower because Im so curious to see if its spotted or not.

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[silken]

Originally Posted by Bulbofett

Well I have posted before with minimal results so I was kind of feeling left out. Im a sensitive sally sometimes lol. Its hard when you can see how many people have viewed the post.

Silken, no it hasnt bloomed yet. Im thinking it will next year. It put out 3 new growths and is growing absurdly fast. I really hope it does flower because Im so curious to see if its spotted or not.

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There should be a good chance of spotting from the looks of the parents. I'd love to see this one in bloom!