Pics of Phal. Troubadour?

[fyschebone]

I picked up a Phal. Troubadour in spike. Just wondering if anyone had any pics of what I can expect when it blooms. Neither Google nor the search function on Orchidboard has produced anything for me. Thanks.

[Bird Song Farm]

Well, I've come up with this much:

Genus
Phalaenopsis
Epithet
Troubadour
Seed Parent

Genus
Phalaenopsis

Epithet
Music
Pollen Parent

Genus
Phalaenopsis

Epithet
Playmate
Registrant

Stewart Orch.

Originator
Stewart Orch.
Date of registration

11/1/1988


(thanks Dorothy)
When it blossoms, please post pictures! Since it is such an old cross (1988) I'd really like to see it!!
AL

[Dorothy]

You are welcome, Al
I, too, looked it up on the RHS registry and attempted to search for it by it's parent name without success
I'd love to see this phal, also
Keep us posted, fysche

[fyschebone]

Thanks everybody. Hopefully I'll have a few blossoms by the middle of May.

[fyschebone]

...and here it is

[kavanaru]

wow... that's a beautiful one... normally I do not like pink Phals, but this one has a very delicate coloration... like it!

[Bird Song Farm]

Very, very nice. The "oldies" really are sometimes the "goodies". Thanks for remembering to post for us.
AL

[Dorothy]

It is a beauty!
I do love the blushing whites!

[fyschebone]

Originally Posted by Bird Song Farm

Genus
Phalaenopsis

Epithet
Playmate
Registrant

Stewart Orch.

Originator
Stewart Orch.
Date of registration

11/1/1988


(thanks Dorothy)
When it blossoms, please post pictures! Since it is such an old cross (1988) I'd really like to see it!!
AL

How long do most hybrids remain popular/fashionable? I ask because this 20-year-old cross sounds like relatively ancient history (or maybe it was just difficult to document plants before the internet).

Are there any members of the "Class of '88" that are still popular?