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Old 02-11-2009, 03:39 PM
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Charming pinkish variety of this so beautiful species and its miriads variations! Fragrance is outstanding! Now, I have it in my living room now along with C. jenmanii and C. silvana... you can figure out the war of fragrances!

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I really like the white with pink! Would you consider this a semi alba?
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I really like the white with pink! Would you consider this a semi alba?
No, Steve, it cannot be considered semi alba! The correct varietal name is 'rosada' (rosy). To be semi alba the petals and sepals mustn't have any trace of color.
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C. labiata and it's varieties are among the best cattleya species in my opinion. They are easy to grow and bloom, and the fragrance is a lovely floral scent that can't be beat. This one is very nice, and I can smell it up here in Seattle!
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C. labiata and it's varieties are among the best cattleya species in my opinion. They are easy to grow and bloom, and the fragrance is a lovely floral scent that can't be beat. This one is very nice, and I can smell it up here in Seattle!
Can't agree with you more, Phantasm! Labiatas really are rewarding plants!
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ah, once again, gorgeous.
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Another show-stopper! Maybe on the verge of being too "floofy" for me, but it's good to push the boundaries a little. I especially like the red lines in the lip!
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Another show-stopper! Maybe on the verge of being too "floofy" for me, but it's good to push the boundaries a little. I especially like the red lines in the lip!

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Floof and fragrance. Hard to beat that combination.

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Beautiful plant Mauro!!!

I don't use varietal names because in Venezuela orchidiologist don't like to name each color or lip variation, but wen I have to give a "name" to this phenotype only for personal records, normally I use "suavissima" to distinguish it from true rosy ones..

I use a "classification" way only for personal records (never public ones) that looks like this......

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Quite interesting system. I'm re-reading it later with careful attention trying to form a mental image of what you describe.
In the especific case of this flower 'suavissima' would fit well and I would prefer it instead of 'rosada' because it describes better the color characteristics, but it is formally described as 'rosada', so... what to do!
By the way, yes, it is a shame that inside the same genus the varietal names are not uniformly used to designate the same phenotypes.
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