Rhipsalidopsis Hybrid

‘Phillip’

 

NameSynonym ofRegister numberApplicant
'Phillip'SRL-Rhi-XXXX-280Michael J. Viray

HybridizerCountryHybridizer referenceName giver
UnknownJapanWhittons Greenhouses

Name yearGroupGrowth habitSeedling/Sport
GRAE

Pod parentPollen parentPollination yearColor
pod parent unknownpollen parent unknownpink

Color temperature sensitiveFlower lengthFlower widthPetal form

RecurvedStamen colorStyle colorFruit color

Fruit edgedFlower descriptionPhylloclades lengthPhylloclades width
attractive flowers are bright candy pink with broader than normal elliptical petals. Lower petal halves and throats are a light orange hue. This orange extends up the midribs on some petals. 6-7 lobed white stigmas are present. Mature buds are blunt and peachy pink.

ReferenceCommentsGrowerDistributor
SRL Registrationphylloclades exhibit 3 axils along each margin. This cultivar appears to lack a burgundy margin trait (based on the pictures). This might be present under different growing conditions. Each side axil holds a rudimentary bristle that disappears on older phylloclades. Each apex has numerous short, fine bristles. Commercially distributed by Whittons Greenhouses as Phillip. Randy Whitton stated it originated from Japan.Whittons Greenhouses

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