THE
presents
The 63rd
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711 NW 72 Avenue
February 27 –
February 26,
February 26,
February 27 & 28, Open
to Public
March 1, Open to Public
SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Show Judging will be by certified South
Florida Orchid Society (
2. The Show is open to any exhibitor who agrees
upon making an entry to abide by the Show Rules and Regulations. Failure to
abide by Show Rules and Regulations may result in forfeiture of any and all
Show Awards. The Show Committee does reserve
the right to create additional rules and regulations or to modify those
previously announced, when such action is deemed to be in the best interest of
the Show. The decisions of the Show
Committee are final.
3. The Show Committee consists of the following
persons: Show Director, President of the
4. All exhibitors
requesting display space must apply no later than
5. Any protest
concerning an exhibit or class of exhibitor must be in writing, signed, and
delivered to the Judging Chairman by
6. All exhibits must
be entered by the exhibitor, or responsible party in the case of commercial
firms and orchid societies. Exhibits not entered in the proper class may be
disqualified.
7.
Orchid flowers and plants in exhibits will not be judged for ribbons, but all
orchid flowers and plants entered in the Show will be considered for
8. Cut flowers for
9. No flowering plants will be
permitted in the cut flower exhibits and no cut flowers will be allowed in the flowering
plant exhibits.
10. Individual plants in
competition for specimen or cultural recognition must have been the property of
and in the possession of the exhibitor for at least twelve (12) months
immediately prior to judging.
11. Set-up for display exhibits shall begin on
Display Exhibits, All remaining classes
All exhibits must be
in place not later than
11. The following scale of points for judging
exhibits will be used:
General Arrangement 35 points
Quality of Flowers 35
points
Variety* 20
points
Labeling 10
points
*See Definition of
“Variety” as it relates to single genus exhibits.
12. Any signage used
in an exhibit or sales area, other than those provided by the Show Committee,
must have the approval of the Show Committee. The Show Committee has the right
to remove any signs that the Committee feels are inappropriate for our event.
13. All exhibits, plants and cut flowers must be
officially entered through the Registration Committee to be considered for
ribbon judging, trophies,
14. All exhibits must be left in place until
15. First, Second, and Third place ribbons may be
awarded in each class of the Individual Plant entries at the discretion of the
judges. Judges have the authority to
award or withhold any ribbon or trophy. Judges may subdivide classes only with
approval of the Judging Chairman.
Plants, flowers or exhibits which are mis-entered may be disqualified.
16. Individual entry awards are as follows: First place - blue ribbon; Second place - red
ribbon; Third place - white ribbon. In addition, judges may recommend special
awards for consideration by the Judging Chairman (i.e. Trophy or Special
Ribbon). Recommendations for such
special awards shall be made in writing, signed by all judges on the team, and
presented to the Judging Chairman while judging is still in progress. Upon
approval by the Judging Chairman, a special rosette or trophy shall be
presented.
17. All plants and cut flowers in competition
must be accurately and individually labeled, including previous awards, e.g., Blc. Norman's Bay ‘Lucille’ SM/
18. Special Definitions: for the purposes of this schedule and for
Show Judging the following definitions will apply:
Cattleya - unless otherwise noted, includes only
Cattleya, Laelia, Brassavola, Rhyncholaelia, and Sophronitis or combinations of
these genera
Cattleya
and Allied Genera - is
intended to include a wider range of related genera.
Phalaenopsis - unless otherwise noted, includes
Doritaenopsis and Phalaenopsis.
Seedling
blooming for the first time
- unless otherwise specified, is a plant grown from seed and flowering for the
first time, not a meristem/mericlone flowering for the first time.
Single
Genus Exhibit - space
exhibit displaying plants limited to single genus, except that a “Phalaenopsis”
exhibit may include Doritaenopsis, a “Paphiopedilum” exhibit may include
Phragmepedium and a “Vanda” exhibit may include Ascocendas or other Vandaceous
plants.
Hobbyist - one who grows his/her own plants for
pleasure, not monetary gain.
Open
Class Exhibitor - any
individual or firm. May be hobbyist or commercial.
Variety
- as applied to judging of
exhibits in the Show shall be both as numbers of different genera, or in the
case of “Single Genus Exhibits” variety shall be variation in color, size,
form, etc. within one or a few genera.
19.
Foliage plants, moss and the like may supplement any exhibit, but no
artificial or dyed plant materials of any kind may be used in any exhibit. Foliage plants must not have conspicuous or
colorful flowers or berries.
20.
All classes refer to established flowering plants unless specifically
listed as “Cut Flowers”. South Florida
Orchid Society, in the interest of education and conservation, discourages the
display of any wild collected orchid plants and instead encourages use of
artificially propagated species in exhibits.
21. Open Class exhibitors displaying miniature
orchids may enter a Wardian Case display. The Wardian Case must of adequate
size and contain sufficient quantity of blooming orchid plants to be in keeping
with the general quality level of other displays at the Show.
22. Open Class space exhibitors are encouraged to
exhibit additional plants in the individual entry area. These plants will not be eligible for ribbons
but will be entered for all trophies, special awards,
23.
Hobby Growers may exhibit groups of five (5) distinct hybrids, species, or
color forms from one (1) genus, which shall comprise a single entry in exhibit
class 2.6. Each plant must be labeled. The group must be arranged by the
exhibitor in a single container for display. The Show Committee will place the
group from the Registration Area. This category is intended to educate the
public regarding the variety of orchids within a genus or grex and will be
judged accordingly.
24. Exhibitors may
register any entry for specific consideration for AOS awards. This registration
must be made through the Registration Committee between the hours of
25.
26. The South
Florida Orchid Society, Inc. shall not be responsible for loss or damage of any
plants, blooms, containers, or other property belonging to exhibitors or to
others providing such property to exhibitors.
ENDOWMENTS
Endowed Special Show
Awards are made possible by the generous contributions of individuals, groups
and corporations that have provided endowment funds to the South Florida Orchid
Society, Inc. Those interested in
establishing an endowment fund, with a minimum of $2,000.00, for a Special Show
Award should contact the South Florida Orchid Society. Endowed trophies may be
named by the contributor with the approval of the Board of Directors of the
South Florida Orchid Society, Inc.
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
EXHIBITS
In addition to
ribbons, trophies will be awarded to First, Second,
OPEN CLASSES
1.0 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, 500 sq. ft.
18.0
18.1
18.2
1.1 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, 400 sq. ft.
18.3
18.4
18.5
1.2 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 300 sq. ft.
18.6
18.7
18.8
1.3 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 200 sq. ft.
18.9
19.0
19.1
1.4 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 100 sq. ft.
19.2
19.3
19.4
1.5 Wardian Case exhibit
19.8
19.9
20.0
1.6 Table top exhibit, 8 ft. diameter
round
20.1
20.2
20.3
1.7 Table
top exhibit, 25 sq. ft. rectangular
20.4
20.5
20.6
OPEN
CLASSES (continued)
1.8 Cut flowers arranged for effect, 25
sq. ft. minimum, entry open only to out-of-state
20.7
20.8
20.9
1.9 Cut
flowers arranged for effect, 25 sq. ft. minimum, entry open only to
international exhibitors
21.0
21.1
21.2
2.0
Educational Exhibits, all
sizes, does not have to include blooms.
21.3
21.4
21.5
HOBBY CLASSES
2.1 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, 150 sq. ft.
21.0
21.1
21.2
2.2 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, 100 sq. ft.
21.3
21.4
21.5
2.3 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, 50 sq. ft.
21.6
21.7
21.8
2.4 Table Top Exhibit of orchid plants in
flower arranged for effect, 25 sq. ft. or less.
21.9
22.0
22.1
2.5 Orchid plants in flower arranged for
effect, any size, by a Hobby Grower seventeen (17) years of age or younger.
22.2
22.3
22.4
2.6 Group of five plants from one genus
(see rule 23)
22.5
22.6
22.7
ORCHID SOCIETIES
3.1 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 200 sq. ft. or larger
22.8
22.9
23.0
3.2 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 100 sq. ft.
23.1
23.2
23.3
3.3 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, 50 sq. ft.
23.4
23.5
23.6
3.4 Orchid
plants in flower arranged for effect, Tabletop, 25 sq. ft. or less
23.7
23.8
23.9
3.5 Cut
flowers arranged for effect, entered by an out-of-state
24.0
24.1
24.2
3.6 Cut flowers arranged for effect,
entered by an orchid society from another country, minimum of 25 sq. ft.
24.3
24.4
24.5
INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
First, Second and
Third place ribbons will be awarded in each class. In addition a Trophy will be
awarded to the best entry in each section of classes. Entries are limited to
blooming plants exhibited by hobby growers except in the case of Seedlings
Flowering for the First Time (classes 31.0 – 31.5) which are open to all
exhibitors.
LAELIINAE
35.0 Trophy
(Sponsored by)
- best unifoliate of classes 15.0, 15.2, 15.3, 15.4, and 15.7 through
16.6
36.0 Trophy (Sponsored by
- best bifoliate of classes 15.1, 15.3, 15.5, 15.6 and 15.7
15.0 Cattleya
species, unifoliate.
15.1 Cattleya species, bifoliate.
15.2 Brassavola species and intrageneric
hybrids.
15.3 Laelia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
15.4 Sophronitis species and intrageneric
hybrids.
15.5 Bifoliate
hybrid including any of the above four genera, small flower, cluster types,
yellow or orange.
15.6 Bifoliate
hybrid including any of the above four genera, small flower, cluster types,
other colors
15.7 Miniature
hybrid from above genera, not to exceed 25 cm in height, including plant and
flowers.
15.8 White hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
15.9
Semi-alba hybrid from any of the
above four genera.
16.0 Yellow hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
16.1 Green hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
16.2 Red/orange hybrid from any of the
above four genera.
16.3 Lavender hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
16.4 Art Shade hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
16.5 Peloric hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
16.6 Spotted hybrid from any of the above
four genera.
OTHER LAELIINAE
37.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 17.0 through 18.0
17.0 Epidendrum species and intrageneric
hybrids.
17.1 Epidendrum intergeneric hybrids.
17.2 Encyclia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
17.3 Encyclia intergeneric hybrids, other
than above.
17.4 Broughtonia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
17.5 Broughtonia intergeneric hybrids,
other than above, red hues.
17.6 Broughtonia intergeneric hybrids,
other than above, any other color
17.7 Schomburgkia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
17.8 Schomburgkia intergeneric hybrids,
other than above.
17.9 Cattleya and allied genera species,
other than above.
18.0
Cattleya and allied genera
hybrids, other than above.
CYPRIPEDIOIDEAE
39.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 19.0 through 19.5
19.0 Paphiopedilum species.
19.1
Paphiopedilum primary hybrids.
19.2 Paphiopedilum complex Maudiae-type
hybrids.
19.3 Paphiopedilum complex Insigne-type
hybrids.
19.4 Paphiopedilum hybrids, Multiflora-type
19.5 Phragmipedium species and hybrids.
19.6 Cypripedium species and hybrids.
SARCANTHINAE
40.0 Trophy
(Sponsored by)
- best Ascocenda of classes 20.1 through 20.5
40.1 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best Vanda of classes 20.6 through 21.2
20.1 Ascocentrum species and intrageneric
hybrids.
20.2 Ascocenda hybrids - white, green,
yellow.
20.3 Ascocenda hybrids - orange, red.
20.4 Ascocenda hybrids - pink, purple,
blue.
20.5 Ascocenda hybrids - other colors.
20.6 Vanda species.
20.7 Vanda hybrids with dominant terete
parentage.
20.8 Vanda strap-leaved hybrids - white,
green, yellow.
20.9 Vanda strap-leaved hybrids - orange,
red.
21.0 Vanda strap-leaved hybrids - pink
21.1 Vanda strap-leaved hybrids - purple,
blue.
21.2 Vanda strap-leaved hybrids - other
colors.
OTHER SARCANTHINAE
42.0
Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 22.0 through 22.9
42.1 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 23.0 through 23.9
22.0 Aerangis species and intrageneric
hybrids.
22.1 Aerangis intergeneric hybrids.
22.2 Aerides species and intrageneric
hybrids.
22.3 Aeridovanda hybrids.
22.4 Christieara hybrids.
22.5 Aerides intergeneric hybrids other
than above.
22.6 Angraecum species and intrageneric
hybrids.
22.7 Angraecum intergeneric hybrids other
than above.
22.8 Arachnis species and intrageneric
hybrids.
22.9 Arachnis intergeneric hybrids other
than above.
23.0 Rhynchostylis species and intrageneric
hybrids.
23.1 Rhynchovanda hybrids.
23.2 Vascostylis hybrids.
23.3 Rhynchostylis intergeneric hybrids
other than above.
23.4 Renanthera species and intrageneric
hybrids.
23.5
Kagawara hybrids
23.6 Renanthera intergeneric hybrids other
than above.
23.7 Paraphalaenopsis species and hybrids
other than above
23.8 Neofinetia species and hybrids other
than above.
23.9 Sarcanthinae
genera species and intergeneric hybrids other than above, excluding doritis,
phalaenopsis and paraphalaenopsis.
PHALAENOPSIS
44.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best species of classes 24.0 and 24.2
44.1 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best hybrid of classes 24.1, and 24.3
through 25.4
24.0 Doritis species.
24.1
Doritis hybrids with Doritis
dominating.
24.2 Phalaenopsis species.
24.3 Phalaenopsis hybrids, multiflora.
24.4 Phalaenopsis hybrids, white.
24.5 Phalaenopsis hybrids, white with
colored lip.
24.6 Phalaenopsis hybrids, white with
spots/bars.
24.7 Phalaenopsis hybrids, white with
stripes.
24.8 Phalaenopsis hybrids, pink.
24.9 Phalaenopsis hybrids, pink with
spots/bars.
25.0 Phalaenopsis hybrids, pink with
stripes.
25.1 Phalaenopsis hybrids, yellow.
25.2 Phalaenopsis hybrids, yellow with
spots/bars.
25.3 Phalaenopsis hybrids, yellow with
stripes.
25.4 Phalaenopsis hybrids, other colors.
CYMBIDIINAE
46.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 26.0 through 26.3
26.0 Cymbidium species.
26.1 Cymbidium hybrids - standard.
26.2 Cymbidium hybrids - miniature.
26.3 Cymbidiinae
genera species, hybrids, & intergeneric hybrids other than above.
ONCIDIOIDEAE
47.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best of classes 27.0 through 27.7, and 28.8
47.1 Trophy (Sponsored by Water Orchids)
- best of classes 27.8 through 28.7
27.0 Brassia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
27.1 Brassia intergeneric hybrids.
27.2 Miltonia species and intrageneric
hybrids.
27.3 Miltonia intergeneric hybrids other
than above.
27.4 Miltoniopsis species and intrageneric
hybrids.
27.5 Miltoniopsis intergeneric hybrids
other than above.
27.6 Odontoglossum species and intrageneric
hybrids.
27.7 Odontoglossum intergeneric hybrids other than above.
27.8 Oncidium species, except equitant.
27.9 Oncidium intrageneric hybrids, except
equitant.
28.0 Oncidium intergeneric hybrids other
than above, except equitant.
28.1 Oncidium equitant species.
28.2 Oncidium equitant hybrids,
white/pink/lavender/purple-no lip markings.
28.3 Oncidium equitant hybrids,
white/pink/lavender/purple-spotted lips.
28.4 Oncidium equitant hybrids,
yellow/orange/red - no lip markings.
28.5 Oncidium equitant hybrids,
yellow/orange/red-spotted lips.
28.6 Oncidium equitant hybrids, other
colors - no spots.
28.7 Oncidium equitant hybrids, other
colors - spotted.
28.8 Oncidiinae species and hybrids other
than above.
DENDROBIINAE
49.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best species of classes 29.0 through 29.9
49.1 Trophy (Sponsored by)
- best hybrid of classes 29.0 through 29.9
29.0 Phalaenanthe section species and
hybrids.
29.1 Spatulata section species and hybrids.
29.2 Callista section species and hybrids.
29.3 Dendrobium section species and hybrids.
29.4 Nigrohirsute section species and
hybrids.
29.5 Latouria section species and hybrids.
29.6 Pedilonum section species and hybrids.
29.7 Dendrocoryne section species and
hybrids.
29.8 Intersectional hybrids - Phalaenanthe,
spatulata.
29.9 Intersectional hybrids - all other
sections.
MISCELLANEOUS GENERA
50.0 Trophy
(Sponsored by)
- best of classes 30.0 through 30.8
30.0 Bulbophyllum and Cirrhopetalum species
and hybrids
30.1
Masdevallia and Dracula species
and hybrids.
30.2 Pleurothallis and allied genera
species and hybrids, other than above.
30.3 Catasetum and allied species and
hybrids.
30.4 Phaius, Calanthe species and hybrids.
30.5 Maxillaria, Lycaste, and allied
species and hybrids.
30.6 Zygopetalum and allied species and
hybrids.
30.7 Species from genera not listed above.
30.8 Hybrids from genera not listed above.
30.9 Orchid species and hybrids grown for
their foliage.
SEEDLING FLOWERING FOR THE FIRST TIME
Trophies
presented to the best three first bloom seedlings, regardless of class, from
classes 31.0 through 31.5.
51.0 Trophy (Sponsored by)
51.1 Trophy (Sponsored by)
51.2 Trophy (Sponsored by)
31.0 Cattleya and Allied Genera
31.1 Vanda and Allied Genera, excluding
Phalaenopsis/Doritis
31.2 Phalaenopsis and Doritis
31.3 Oncidium and Allied Genera
31.4 Dendrobium
31.5 Miscellaneous Genera
All
plants and cut flowers will be viewed by South Florida Orchid Society (
GRAND & RESERVE CHAMPIONS
The
Chairman of Judging for the Miami International Orchid Show will designate a
team of Accredited South Florida Orchid Society (
The
same designated judges will also select a Reserve Champion plant, representing
the second most outstanding orchid flower on a plant in the Show. All plants
exhibited are eligible.
Grand
and Reserve Champion plants will be removed from their original exhibit
location, duly labeled and displayed prominently in the central theme area of
the Show.
AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY, INC. AWARDS
All
exhibits that qualify, all plants and cut flowers, will be viewed by American
Orchid Society, Inc. (AOS) judges for consideration for AOS awards. No entry is
required. American Orchid Society Award
judging will be held on
SPECIAL
SHOW AWARDS
AOS Show Trophy
The AOS Show Trophy may be awarded by
certified AOS Judges to any exhibit. It
is intended that this trophy encourage excellence by recognizing in competition
the best collective material meritoriously displayed at this public exhibition.
2.0 The Marion Sheehan Memorial
Award For Artistic Merit
The Marion Sheehan Memorial Award may be
awarded to the most outstanding exhibit from the combined Open entries in
classes 1.1 through 1.9 and Society entries in classes 3.1 through 3.6. This Trophy is awarded solely on the basis of
artistic arrangement.
2.1 Special Award For Artistic
Merit - Hobby
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding exhibit from the entries in classes 2.1 through 2.5. This Trophy is
awarded solely on the basis of artistic arrangement.
2.3 The Louis V. Dorp Trophy
(Endowed)
The Louis V. Dorp Trophy may be awarded to
the best group exhibit by a Hobby Grower from classes 2.1 through 2.5. To be eligible an exhibit must be designed
solely by the Hobby Grower(s) who register(s) the exhibit entry.
2.4 The Robert & Adrienne Ginsberg Trophy
(Endowed)
The Robert & Adrienne Ginsberg Trophy may
be awarded to any exhibit in the Show which is determined to best depict the
theme of the Show.
2.5 The Oscar Nelson Memorial
Trophy For Hobby Growers
(Endowed)
The Oscar Nelson Memorial Trophy may be
awarded to the most outstanding flower(s) on the plant in the Individual
Entries section of the Show excluding Seedlings Blooming for the First Time
(i.e. from Classes 15.0 – 30.9)
3.0 The Cattleya Species Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Cattleya species flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
3.1 The White Cattleya Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding white Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
3.2 The Semi-Alba Cattleya
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding semi-alba Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
3.3 The Edwin R. Angerman
Trophy
(Endowed)
The Edwin R. Angerman Trophy may be awarded
to the most outstanding lavender Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the
Show.
3.4 The Robert M. Scully Trophy
(Endowed)
The Robert M. Scully Trophy may be awarded to
the most outstanding yellow Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
3.5 The Art Shade And Other
Cattleyas Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the Show that are other than
white, semi-alba, lavender, or yellow.
3.6 The John Gessner Trophy
(Endowed)
The John Gessner Trophy may be presented to
the most outstanding Cattleya flower(s) on the plant in the Show grown by a
Hobby Grower who is a member of the South Florida Orchid Society. The flower(s) must be from plant entries that
conform to classes 15.0 through 16.6 and may be in the individual entries or in
the exhibits of classes 2.1 through 2.6.
3.7 The Broughtonia Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Broughtonia species or intergeneric hybrid flower(s) on the plant
in the Show.
3.8 The Brian T. Gaine Trophy
(Endowed)
The Brian T. Gaine Trophy may be awarded to
the most outstanding miniature type Cattleya and Allied Genera flower(s) on the
plant in the Show, the natural spread of which would ordinarily be expected to
be approximately four (4) inches or less.
Normal plant height shall not exceed ten (10) inches.
4.0 The Epidendrum Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Epidendrum species or hybrid flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
4.1 The Encyclia Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Encyclia species or hybrid flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
5.0 The Phalaenopsis Species Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Phalaenopsis or Doritis species flower(s) on the plant in the
Show.
5.1 The Lewis And Varina Vaughn
Trophy
(Endowed)
The Lewis and Varina Vaughn Trophy may be
awarded to the most outstanding white Phalaenopsis flower(s) on the plant in
the Show.
5.2 The Semi-Alba Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding semi-alba Phalaenopsis flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
5.3 The Pink Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding pink Phalaenopsis flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
5.4 The Yellow Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding yellow Phalaenopsis flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
5.5 The Art Shade Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding art shade Phalaenopsis flower(s) on the plant in the Show (i.e.
excludes white, semi-alba, pink, and yellow).
5.6 The Striped Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding striped Phalaenopsis flower(s), regardless of color, on the plant
in the Show.
5.7 The Spotted Phalaenopsis
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding spotted Phalaenopsis flower(s), regardless of color, on the plant
in the Show.
6.0 The White/Green Ascocenda
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding white and/or green Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.1 The Pink Ascocenda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding pink to fuchsia Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.2 The Purple Or Blue Ascocenda
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding purple or blue Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.3 The Red Ascocenda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding red Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.4 The
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding orange Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.5 The Yellow Ascocenda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most outstanding
yellow Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
6.6 The Vandacenda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Ascocenda flower(s) on the plant in the Show of any color. Judges are to consider only those plants with
flowering habit and arrangement that resemble the Vanda parent.
7.0 The Scotti Merrill Trophy
(Endowed)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding pink to fuchsia Vanda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
7.1 The Yellow Vanda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding yellow Vanda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
7.2 The Blue Vanda Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding blue to blue-violet Vanda flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
8.0 The Dendrobium Species
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Dendrobium species flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
8.1 The Benjamin Kodama Trophy
(Endowed)
The Benjamin Kodama Trophy may be awarded to
the most outstanding Dendrobium hybrid flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
9.0 The Oncidium
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Oncidium Alliance Species flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
9.1 The Oncidium
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Oncidium Alliance intergeneric hybrid flower(s) on the plant in the
Show.
9.2 The Memoria Aida
Vázquez-Gottlieb
Equitant Oncidium Trophy
(Endowed)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding equitant Oncidium flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
10.0 The Catasetum Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Catasetum species or hybrid flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
11.0 The Cypripedioideae
Species Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding Cypripedioideae species flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
11.1 The Cypripedioideae Hybrid
Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding hybrid flower(s) of the Cypripedioideae group on the plant in the
Show.
12.0 The Fred Fuchs, Jr. Trophy
(Endowed)
The Fred Fuchs, Jr. Trophy may be awarded to
the most outstanding species flower(s) on the plant in the Show.
12.1 The Miniature Trophy
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding flower(s) on a miniature plant of any genus, species or hybrid, in
the Show.
12.2 The Best Cut Flower
(Sponsored by)
A Trophy may be awarded to the most
outstanding cut flower in the Show.
12.3 The R.F. Orchids Specimen
Plant Trophy
(Endowed)
The R.F. Orchids Specimen Plant Trophy may be
awarded to the most outstanding specimen plant in the Show.