Lc. White Chinderela

michoice

19 years ago

Flowering for the first time and a pleasant suprise.

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sdahl
19 years ago
So pretty! I like the light pink blushing.

Sharon
paul_
19 years ago
Quite nice!
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carolinn_on
19 years ago
They look so sweet. Very pretty!

Carol
Charm
19 years ago
It's a gorgeous bloom, I love that lip!~Charm
orchidflowerchild
19 years ago
Wanna know how bored I was, last night?

Sophrocattleya White Chinderella geneology

(Note: The Royal Horticultural Society has accepted the move of all Brazilian Laelias into Sophronitis)

Sophrocattleya White Chinderela = Sc. Tokyo Magic x Sc. Mini Purple
Sc. Tokyo Magic = Sc. Irene Finney x S. (L.) briegeri
Sc. Mini Purple = S. (L.) pumila x C. walkeriana
Sc. Irene Finney = Sc. Bruno Alberts x C. J. A. Carbone
S. (L.) briegeri = species
S. pumila = species
C. walkeriana = species
Sc. Bruno Alberts = Sc. Florida x Sc. Canhamiana
C. J. A. Carbone = C. mossiae x C. Prospector
Sc. Florida = Sc. Red Oak x Sc. Sargon
Sc. Canhamiana = C. mossiae x S. (L.) purpurata
C. mossiae = species
C. Prospector = C. Remy Chollet x C. Santa Monica
S. purpurata = species
Sc. Red Oak = Sc. Sargon x C. Diana Clarelen
Sc. Sargon = Sc. Lustre x C.Hardyana
C. Remy Cholle = C. Monarch x C. trianae
C. Santa Monica = C. Lord Rothschild x C. mendelii
Sc. Lustre = Sc. Callistoglossa x C. lueddemanniana
C. Hardyana = C. warsewiczii x C. dowiana (aurea?)
C. Monarch = C. Empress Frederick x C. trianae
C. trianae = species
C. Lord Rothschild = C. dowiana (aurea?) x C. gaskelliana
C. mendelii = species
Sc. Callistoglossa = C. warsewiczii x S. purpurata
C. lueddemanniana = species
C. warsewiczii = species
C. dowiana (aurea?) = species
C. Empress Frederick = C. dowiana (aurea?) x C. mossiae
C. gaskelliana = species

Species in background:
Soph (L.) briegeri
Soph. (L.) pumila
C. walkeriana
C. mossiae
Soph. (L.) purpurata
C. trianae
C. mendelii
C. lueddemanniana
C. warsewiczii
C. dowiana (could be C. aureaÂnever can tell)
C. gaskelliana

Talk about your complex hybrid! I didnÂt really want to do the math to work out percentages of the background species, but you get the picture. Interesting that the S. briegeri and pumila in the last couple of generations probably greatly reduced plant and flower size, as well as opening up the form. I never would've guessed there was that much trianae in there, with such a starry flower! I'm also amazed that there isn't any C. eldorado...the lip is SO C. eldorado.

-Cj