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Can anyone help me with this name ?
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I got this at my (usually non-orchid) nursery's orchid sale.
It's label is CLTY. I don't know if they abbreviated Cattleya or if it's an intergeneric of Cattleya. It looks like a Catt plant except it has 3 leaves on each PB instead of 1 or 2. Blooms like a Catt, no sheath. Does anyone know what it might be ? CLTY. Ethel's Paradise. |
It's Caulocattleya Ethel's Paradise, so yes it is an intergeneric hybrid.
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It's pretty! The genus Caularthron has been known as Diacrium in the past, so you might also find the plant as a Diacattleya when you go looking.
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Thanks for your replies. Makes you wonder how they got that abbreviation . It's not like either of those names.
Can you tell me what the cross is ? |
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25.0% C. guttata 25.0% Cau. bicornutum 20.7% C. loddigesii 10.55% C. walkeriana 9.38% C. intermedia 5.47% C. mossiae 3.13% C. bicolor 0.78% C. warneri |
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Thanks. It is apparently not going to hold it's bloom long. they are already looking a little tired after only a week.
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Did it maybe get too dry, I think that's what happens to some of mine that don't hold there blooms for to long. I wish they all lasted like phal blooms. It is pretty however.
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