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Orchid Species: Cypripedium bellatulum
Kew currently accepted name is Paphiopedilum bellatulum
Cypripedium bellatulum is an orchid species identified by Rchb.f. in 1888. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Paphiopedilum bellatulum.
Genus
Cypripedium (Cyp.)
Grex
bellatulum
Parents
Species
Author
Rchb.f.
Year
1888
ORIGIN: Occurring in Assam India, Myanmar, Thailand and central and Yunnan China in shady, limestone crevices with the roots in leaf mold and moss or on moist, mossy covered limestone rocks in shady spots at an altitudes of 300 to 1600 meters.
DESCRIPTION: This is a small sized, hot to cool growing terrestrial species with 4 to 5, oblong, elliptic, rounded and minutely emarginate apically, mottled dark and pale green leaves that are purple spotted below. It flowers in the spring and summer from a short, pubescent, dark purple inflorescence with a floral bract that is half as long as the ovary arising from the top center of the leaves and just clears or touches the leaves.
FLOWER SIZE: To 2 1/2 inches [6 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
DESCRIPTION: This is a small sized, hot to cool growing terrestrial species with 4 to 5, oblong, elliptic, rounded and minutely emarginate apically, mottled dark and pale green leaves that are purple spotted below. It flowers in the spring and summer from a short, pubescent, dark purple inflorescence with a floral bract that is half as long as the ovary arising from the top center of the leaves and just clears or touches the leaves.
FLOWER SIZE: To 2 1/2 inches [6 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
| Genus Name | Genus | Grex Name | Year | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add+ | Paphiopedilum | Paph | bellatulum | 1892 | (Rchb.f.) Stein |
| Add+ | Cordula | Cordula | bellatula | 1912 | (Rchb.f.) Rolfe |
Most awarded/recent cultivars:
Paph. bellatulum 'Baronja'
(5 awards from
2013
to
2018)
Paph. bellatulum 'Barbara'
(3 awards from
1985
to
2012)
Paph. bellatulum 'Vroni'
(2 awards from
2013
to
2016)
Paph. bellatulum 'Ding Dang'
(2 awards in
2012)
Paph. bellatulum 'Erika'
(2 awards in
2011)
Paph. bellatulum 'Gig'
(2 awards in
2011)
Paph. bellatulum 'Frebaja'
(2 awards from
2010
to
2011)
Paph. bellatulum 'Joy'
(2 awards in
2000)
Paph. bellatulum 'Blondie'
(2 awards in
1999)
Paph. bellatulum 'Pat'
(2 awards in
1997)
Paph. bellatulum 'Burmese Bell'
(2 awards in
1994)
Paph. bellatulum 'Barbara Hubshman'
(2 awards in
1990)
Paph. bellatulum 'Dalmatian'
(2 awards in
1990)
Paph. bellatulum 'Severn'
(2 awards from
1981
to
1990)
Paph. bellatulum 'Big Two'
(2 awards in
1990)
Paph. bellatulum 'Rainforest'
(2 awards from
1985
to
1987)
Paph. bellatulum 'Red Fusion'
(2 awards from
1985
to
1986)
Paph. bellatulum 'Edgewater'
(2 awards in
1981)
Paph. bellatulum 'Ingrid Weiss'
(2 awards from
1980
to
1981)
Paph. bellatulum 'Kristie'
(2 awards from
1976
to
1981)
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