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Old 01-15-2008, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted by dionysus View Post
okay, i know that it is near impossible to name a plant. this is just the standard for carnivores and i am fairly sure that it will be no different or even harder for that matter to name an orchid. you have to have a picture published in a magazine or book, a total family pedigree(if possible), and a whole lot of other things. i would do some research on naming before naming an orchid. or you could just name it unofficially.
I'm sorry, but this is simply incorrect. Anyone who crosses 2 orchids which have never been crossed before may register their cross (when it blooms) with the RHS. It's a simple as filling out a form, providing a pic, and I believe paying a small fee.

It is not necessary to have a picture or the plants pedigree or "a whole lot of other things" published in a book. A quick look at the RHS website and form for registering orchid hybrids will tell anyone this.

Can we please get in the habit of checking our facts before posting information?
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