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Rsc Pamela Hetherington

17 years ago

Flower opened yesterday and is about 6" wide. 1st time bloom from a plant that I got JEM Orchids a couple of years ago. A unique mutation of 'Coronation' most likely caused by the cloning process.

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Sheila
17 years ago
It's beautiful, glows!

Sheila :)
xmpraedicta
17 years ago
Magnificent flower - love the patterning at the back of the lip
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john3
17 years ago
K-K, what is Rsc? Not familiar with this rename or combo.
knick-knack
Original Author
17 years ago
This variety was previously a Blc = brassolaeliocattleya but with the recent intergeneric name changes it became
Rsc = Rhychosophrocattleya

-Harvey
triciami5
17 years ago
Just plain gorgeous!!! Tricia

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