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Old 02-08-2007, 12:08 PM
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A little fuzzy on the picture, but you should get the idea. Two from the same cross (I believe Orchidom Red Love x Aleka "Peaches"). One is the best red I have seen in a long time (concolor), it has two spikes bracketing the middle one, which has a very interesting pattern. A little fuzzy because I was posing it with my hand in a hurry this morning.

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Old 02-08-2007, 12:34 PM
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The concolor is VERY nice. I don't think I've seen an equitant with such rich orange red coloration in a nice concolor form. It's a keeper!
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Old 02-08-2007, 01:58 PM
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Hasn't been shown yet this year, and a lot more buds to come. I might exhibit it in Lansing, or wait a few more weeks and show it. Worth a look, at least.
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Beautiful, I have a weekness for this colour. They remind me of red velvet curtains.
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Old 02-08-2007, 05:57 PM
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Wow! Nice colors! Very nice, and congrats! Did you make the cross?
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Nope, came in as part of a big wholesale order from Orchids Dominicana. A couple hundred plants, maybe 15 different crosses. It has probably already been named.
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I looked up the pod parent and it's actually a Rodrummnia (rodriguezia x tolumnia) with the rodriguezia parentage pretty distant in the ancestry. It actually has 2 Rodriguezia species involved and one is Rdza. lanceolata which is basically a concolor red flower. I don't know how much effect this has, but the genetic material is there. Of course most of the Tolumnia parentage is pulchella and triquetra like most of them are...

I don't show the cross being named yet.....
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Beautiful Rob, just beautiful, and red would be my favorite color.
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Beautiful dark red on those! I didn;t know they could be like that thanks
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Excellent Rob a great looking onc. a color to add to my collection.
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