Phalaenopsis tetraspis var. imperatrix purple

In this color form, all petals are constant deep rosy-purple colored.
Only the tips of the sepals and petals are sometimes whitish
to green. The color is the same on each flower.

This is a charmingly distinct variety-quite a surprise. In this plant, instead of the flowers being either blotched or barred with
rosy-purple, the sepals and column are rosy-purple, the petals being pure white, giving the plants a most elegant and singular appearance. Sometimes the whole of the flowers on the flowerstem will be the same, but occasionally nature forgets her pretty fashion, and an odd petal is also rosy-purple. The flowers of this variety are slightly smaller than in the other kinds, but this is made up for by the variety being more free flowering and exceedingly graceful habit. There appears to be no marked distinction in the form of the leaves. All the varieties are sweet scented.

The plants of this color form develop changing flower colors on a plant. Sometimes only one petal, sometimes two or three intensive rosy-purple colored petals. Quite different flowers can develop on an inflorescence, or only at the next flowering period.

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