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Unread 08-04-2007, 04:41 PM
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Default Yellow fragrant Phal

What would the parent of a yellow fragrant Phal be ? Would it be P.Venosa? There are no spots on the petals of the new NOID. I just can't stop buying NOIDS.
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most likely it is from violacea it is the most common for hybridizing for the fragrance. the venosa actually has a unpleasant fragrance to it
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So it would be Violacea var. alba? Interesting about venosa didn't know about the unpleasant fragrance. I just love the fragrant Phals so I have to avoid that one !!
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For yellow phal breeding check out this site -
Yellow Phal Breeding - Part I
and part 2 here -
Yellow Phal Breeding - Pt. II
Bedford orchids has a lot of great info on the history of phalaenopsis.
I hope this helps
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or you could just get a cornu-cervi f. flava and have the real deal or simply a floresensis and not have the scent but a true yellow and cost about the same as a hybrid and all violaceas are fragrant not just the alba
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