Annual Paphiopedilum Forum
Exhibition ScheduleExhibition Schedule
Rosette & Trophy for Best Paph Species
Classes 1-4
Class 1. Paph Species – Single Flower-Brachypetalum
Class 2. Paph Species – Single Flower-Parvisepalum
Class 3. Paph Species – Other Single Flowered
Class 4. Paph Species – Multifloral & Sequential
Rosette & Trophy for Best Paph Novelty/Primary Hybrid
Classes 5-11
Class 5. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Brachypetalum
Class 6. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Parvisepalum
Class 7. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Maudiae Type; Alba
Class 8. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Maudiae Type; Vinicolor
Class 9. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Maudiae Type; Coloratum
Class 10. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Multifloral (including sequentials)
Class 11. Paph Novelty & Primary Hybrid – Other than above
Rosette & Trophy for Best Standard/Complex Paph Hybrid
Classes 12-16
Class 12. Paph Hybrid – Standard, Complex; Whites/Blushes/Pinks
Class 13. Paph Hybrid – Standard, Complex; Greens/Yellows/Bronzes
Class 14. Paph Hybrid – Standard, Complex; Spotted
Class 15. Paph Hybrid – Standard, Complex; Red
Class 16. Paph Hybrid – Standard, Complex; Other Shades
Rosette & Trophy for Best Miniature Paph Hybrid
Miniature – Class 17
Class 17. Paph Hybrid – Miniature
Rosette & Trophy for Best Phrag Species
Class 18
Class 18. Phrag Species (includes Mexipedium)
Rosette & Trophy for Best Phrag Hybrid
Classes 19-22
Class 19. Phrag besseae-influenced Hybrid – Red, Orange
Class 20. Phrag besseae-influenced Hybrid – Other colors (e.g. Yellow, Peach, Pink, Two-toned)
Class 21. Phrag Hybrid – Miniature
Class 22. Phrag Hybrid – Other than above
Rosette & Trophy for Best Cypripedium or Selenipedium
Class 23
Class 23. Cypripedium and Selenipedium Species and Hybrids
Rosette & Trophy for Best Antique Hybrid
Class 24
Class 24. Antique Paph Hybrid – Registered in 1964 or earlier
Rosette & Trophy for Best Ugly Flower
Class 25
Class 25. Ugly Slipper Flower(s) – Potted slipper plant with naturally ugly flower(s)
Rosette only for Best Foliage of Potted Slipper Plant
Class 26
Class 26. The foliage of potted slipper plant – Plant must not be in flower
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