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Big Lip Phalaenopsis
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I found this at my local Lowe's. Every now and then they will get interesting Phals. My Lowe's happens to leave the tags in (thank goodness!) If I ever see a big lip phal, I usually get it, if I don't already have the same one :) enjoy!http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...83489c126b.jpghttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...0ada2da2da.jpghttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09...bb45b87966.jpg
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Pretty, I like the veining.
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So pretty!!
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So unusual and gorgeous! But is the lip in 3 parts or what? Plz explain! TY
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Thank you everyone :) DeaC the lip is one part but is just big, isn't it unusual :) I guess it's a new trend in Phal breeding and I love it ❤️
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Excellent flower and amazing it had its tag! Congratulations.
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Very nice!!
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Someone must have spoken to my local Lowe's bc they always keep the tags :) it is what keeps me going back.
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Just to add another positive note to Lowe's, other than the pretty orchid you bought, I did virus testing on Noid and ID tagged plants from 2 different lowes in different states and my orchids did NOT have a virus from there. Atleast, not the common orchid viruses. Great to get good price, tagged, disease free plants!
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Lowe's is the only place here who consistently has orchids, mostly Phals and something called Intergeneric orchids?? They are putting their orchids on a clearance rack once they lose blooms. They usually look pretty bad, but I will watch for one with a good root system on any I like. What are the Intergeneric Orchids?
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I had bought one from my local Lowes and it looks very similar to that one same veins and color! Unfortunately my store does not leave the tags so I think I can ID mine now. However I did not care too much to ID because I just liked it so much!
---------- Post added at 10:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:33 PM ---------- Nana Trish, I love when Lowes puts phals on clearance! Mine does like $4 and the decorative pot is worth that. I usually repot and rescue them in cheap clay pots and use the decorative for my other orchids :-) |
Intergeneric orchids means an orchid produced by two different plants. For example, when you cross a Vanda with a Phalaenopsis. In order to produce a plant, the parents need to be close enough genetically. However the progeny may be non fertile.
In the animal world, a donkey and a horse may be close enough genetically but the progeny, a mule, is infertile. |
Really lovely!
---------- Post added at 07:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:32 PM ---------- The name is written strangely. It appears to be a cross between the two names listed, but I've not seen them written with brackets like that before. Your's matches other pictures of the cross through. |
It is a very pretty color!
No idea where that lip comes from. It would be interesting to know, though. |
Yes, the way the name is written on the tag is as unusual as the flower lol I would love to know if this cross has a name :)
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Just found this beauty and many more at East Sea Orchids (importers from Taiwan).
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Very nice to see this less common type of Phal bloom. Good growing.
Yu Pin Fireworks x Yu Pin Ocicat is Yu Pin Infrared Ray. It seems likely that is what we're looking at here despite the odd format of the label. In mass market distribution, "intergeneric orchid" usually means Oncidium alliance hybrids of any type - even some that are not intergeneric. It just became the usual practice in the industry. Correctly, it is any orchid hybrid that combines 2 or more genera in any combination - very common among almost all types of orchids. |
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