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Orchid Hybrid: Rhynchobrassoleya Cracklin' Rosie

(This name is currently accepted by the RHS.)

Rhynchobrassoleya Cracklin' Rosie is an orchid hybrid originated by J.Small in 2001. It is a cross of Rlc. Memoria Crispin Rosales x B. nodosa.
Genus
Grex
Cracklin' Rosie
Registrant
J.Small
Originator
J.Small
Year
2001
Species Composition
+ + +
B. nodosa (50%) + C. dowiana (15%) + C. labiata (8%) + C. trianae (5%)
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Brassolaeliocattleya Blc Cracklin' Rosie 2001 J.Small
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  1. John Small
    almost 5 years ago
    I discovered another photo of Blc. Cracklin' Rosie that was sent to me. The photo is not in good condition, but the four photos will show the variety possible when creating a hybrid from seed, not mericloning. The only one i grew of these is the big white one. John Small
  2. John Small
    almost 5 years ago
    I have three photos of this cross. One of a plant was in my possession until I loaned it to someone I trusted and never got it back, and two photos that were sent to me by people who purchased the plant and bloomed them out. How do I post them with the information about the cross? John Small

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