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NEW ORCHID HYBRIDS July September 2004 REGISTRATIONS Supplied by the Royal Horticultural Society as International Cultivar Registration Authority for Orchid Hybrids NAMEPARENTAGEREGISTERED BY (O/U

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How to fill out new orchid hybrids

1. Choose healthy parent plants: Select two orchid plants with desirable traits to serve as the parents of your hybrid.
2. Remove the pollen: Use a small brush or cotton swab to carefully remove the pollen from the anther of one of the parent plants.
3. Transfer the pollen: Gently transfer the pollen onto the stigma of the other parent plant. Make sure to touch only the chosen parent plants to avoid contamination.
4. Secure the stigma: Use a small piece of string or a twist tie to secure the stigma of the pollinated parent plant. This will prevent accidental self-pollination or cross-pollination from other orchids.
5. Observe and care for the seedpod: After successful pollination, a seedpod will begin to develop. It is important to provide proper care and maintain optimal growing conditions for the seedpod to mature.
6. Harvest and sow the seeds: Once the seedpod turns brown and splits open, it is ready to be harvested. Carefully collect the seeds and sow them in a suitable medium for germination.
7. Grow and nurture the seedlings: Provide adequate light, temperature, humidity, and nutrients to promote healthy growth of the seedlings. Gradually acclimate them to the natural environment before transplanting them into individual pots or garden beds.

Who needs new orchid hybrids?

1. Orchid enthusiasts and hobbyists: Individuals who have a passion for orchids and enjoy collecting and growing different varieties may be interested in new orchid hybrids.
2. Florists and nurseries: Professionals in the floral industry who specialize in orchid arrangements or plant sales can benefit from having a variety of unique and appealing orchid hybrids to offer to their customers.
3. Researchers and scientists: Orchid hybrids play a crucial role in scientific research, genetic studies, and conservation efforts. Researchers may need new orchid hybrids to study their characteristics, genetics, and potential applications.
4. Gardeners and landscape designers: People who love to cultivate gardens and create visually stunning landscapes can incorporate new orchid hybrids to add diversity and beauty to their outdoor spaces.

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What is new orchid hybrids?

New orchid hybrids refer to recently developed combinations of different orchid species to create unique and improved varieties.

Who is required to file new orchid hybrids?

Horticulturists, breeders, and growers who develop new orchid hybrids are required to file them.

How to fill out new orchid hybrids?

To fill out new orchid hybrids, detailed information about the parent orchid species used in the hybridization process must be provided, along with documentation of the breeding techniques employed.

What is the purpose of new orchid hybrids?

The purpose of creating new orchid hybrids is to introduce varieties with desirable traits such as unique colors, shapes, and fragrances, as well as improved disease resistance and adaptability.

What information must be reported on new orchid hybrids?

Information such as the parent species involved in the hybridization, breeding techniques used, characteristics of the resulting hybrid, and the intended market or application of the new orchid hybrid must be reported.