Brought this several years ago from an orchid club event and have lost the label since I moved. Hoping someone may recognize it.
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Nathan Le
almost 7 years agoHi! I think it may be Blc. King of Taiwan.
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Alison Brown
almost 7 years agoThanks for your comments. I have moved from the town I was and frankly the fact I managed to drag most of the plants around with me and they survived is nothing short of a miracle. So maybe I just have to accept defeat .
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Carol Holdren
almost 7 years agoCould you post a photo in your orchid club newsletter to see if anyone can give you a clue? -
Julie Ellner
almost 7 years agoDo you remember anything about the name? Because the odds are good that's the only way anyone will identify it I could name a baker's dozen grexes that it could be from. I will say that it's probably an awarded plant that reminds me of any number of crosses that Stewart's produced during its heyday.
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