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Default Phalaenopsis amabilis

This species is a classic and the main source of the most phal hybrids. But most of the people have forgotten what it really looks like.
The flower sizes and shapes are very different among these variants.
Few of these variants has fragrance, but it is very rare.
The last one is with strong scent, very close to P. schilleriana, and smell sweeter. But this is an exception.
Most of the scent white phals I found are faint.
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Great pics!! And thanks for all the info on this beautiful species!
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I always enjoy your pictures of your beautiful phals, Edward. You gave me the push to buy a Phal amboinensis when I saw your last picture of yours mounted. Now I'm just waiting till the carrier arrives heehee.
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Simply beautiful Edward ... Well done!
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Who can guess which are P. amabilis?
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2,5, and 9?
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2,5, and 9?
This is a tough question and hard to identify.
The answer is 3, 4, 8 and 9.

No. 1 & 7 come from Taiwan
No.2 & 5 from Babuyan, Philippines
No.3 from Java, Indonesia
No.4 from Molucca, Indonesia
No.6 from Aurora, Philippines
No.8 from Palawan, Philippines
No.9 from Sabah, Malaysia
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Great collection of this species!
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nice collection...

I really like the very round variant from Sabah, Malaysia.
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Long time no see!
Post a new one for everyone who like white phal.
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