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Orchid names follow a standard format, with the genus name first and then the species or hybrid name, often followed by the name of the specific cultivar, any awards or polyploidy information, and sometimes the plants parentage information.
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), founded in 1804 as the Horticultural Society of London, is the UKs leading gardening charity.
Steps to register a new orchid hybrid name with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Date of pollination. Date of seed harvest. Date of seed sowing. Awards of the parents. Personal inventory numbers and other notes.
A hybrid is the result of breeding one orchid with a different orchid, be they species or hybrids. The process is usually referred to as hybridising or crossing. As an example, crossing Cattleya maxima with another species cattleya, C. intermedia, gave the first cattleya hybrid, C. Dominiana (in 1859).
The RHS is the International Registration Authority for orchid hybrids. If youve created a new hybrid, you can register it with us. This helps to maintain stability in cultivated plant naming, something that benefits plant breeders and buyers alike.
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Steps to register a new orchid hybrid name with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Flower your new unregistered orchid hybrid; again, you can check if a cross has been registered on the RHS site. Create an account on the RHS site. Take photos of your plant and flower. Begin the register process, here on the RHS site.
Orchids are one of the most prolific flowering plants, and human beings found ways to make them even more prolific. Orchid breeders have created more than 100,000 orchid hybrids over the years, and a large percentage of orchids that are being sold today are artificially created hybrids.
The pollen of one parent plant is transferred onto the stigma, using a simple tool such as a cotton bud or toothbrush. When this is done on the same plant, it is called self-pollination. However, when this is done on a different plant, called cross-pollination, the result is a new orchid hybrid.

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