Orchid-(Pahpiopedilum Supersuk ‘Eureka’ x Paph. Raisin Pie ‘Hsinying’) x Sib

            

                                       ID#1020

 

A Maudiae type of small stature. Narrow short speckled leaves. A compact plant. Seedlings of this hybrid can be of many varients in color.


Dorsal is white with maroon/Green lines. Septals have green hue covered with small maroon dots. Maroon pouch.


Source: Orchid Gallery Pittsboro, NC

A year cycle in the life of ...... at Mooring Hitch Plant received in a 2 1/2” plastic pot packed in sphagnum moss, in bloom. Additional decorative tall clay pot. Jan. 2016: doing well, 2 new shoots growing. Feb. 2017:(1) Pk. sq. 2.5” Tall. One bud almost to open. May need a larger pot after blooming is over.
          Mooring Hitch Gardens       
 

October 2015

As received.

HEIGHT X SPREAD: small/ medium spike PLANT TYPE: Orchid -Evergreen Hybrid GROWTH RATE: slow TEXTURE: fine LIGHT: filtered light, low to medium. Intermediate to warm temperature. WATER: moist well, drained, do not allow to dry completely. high humidity 60-70 % SOIL: potted in medium orchiata mix.
As observed in Coastal NC. BLOOMS: Bloom is white and maroon Dorsal. Maroon pouch and septals white spotted with small maroon dots. FRUIT AND SEED: N/A, propagate by division. KEY FEATURES: leaves are mottled narrow and short, a compact plant with a bloom stem 8-10 inches long.

Additional Information: Present from Pam Allmann and Marcus Delvers, neighbors at “Stonehenge”, new Glasshouse location.

February 2017