GPTM Starburst 'Parkside' AM/AOS

[Jenascrich]

Good afternoon and happy Friday!!

I just received a gptm Starburst 'Parkside' AM/AOS that's in bud. What type of orchid is it and does anyone know what kind of care to give it? I haven't repotted it yet.


Thank you!!









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[Orchid Whisperer]

I had to look Gptm up. (=Galeopetalum)
Appears to be a Zygopetalum intergeneric hybrid from what I have been able to find.

I would look up basic Zygopetalum culture, and hope that someone else can offer you better, more specific advice.

Good luck!

[DeaC]

New to me also and what I found was Galleotia x Zygopetalum.

[Jenascrich]

Thank you for your assistance. I had a hard time finding info on it. I will post a picture once it blooms.


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[Jenascrich]

I think you are all correct. I copied the zygo care from what I saw online in case anyone has the same plant.

Zygopetalum Orchid Care - Carter and Holmes Orchids Culture


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[Ray]

Galeottia fimbriata x Zygopetalum Jumpin Jack

I've attached a screen capture of the parents from OrchidWiz

[Jenascrich]

Originally Posted by Ray

Galeottia fimbriata x Zygopetalum Jumpin Jack



I've attached a screen capture of the parents from OrchidWiz

Wow Ray! That's awesome.

Thank you


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[WhiteRabbit]

looks like you got the info you were looking for - I'm just posting to let you know I am moving the thread to "Maxillaria" alliance forum

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You can look up the species on the Internet Orchid Species Photo Encyclopedia:

IOSPE

Many people in the US can't grow Zygopetalums because most need cool conditions. Hybridizers are crossing them with warm-growing relatives to try and get more adaptable hybrids.

[paliflower]

Hello Jenascrich, where did you get your GPTM Starburst 'Parkside' AM/AOS? I've been looking for one.