Papilio is one of the parents. The other possibly 'Amigo'. That's all I know. 4 flowers/scape. 10-16" scape. The individual flowers do not extend above horizontal @ 6"-7" dia.

Hay houstonpat cool hybrid! I just sowed some seeds from a new cross I just did. My papilio hybrid X Hippeastrum Exotic star. Just now sprouting. Now I just have to wait a few years! cool Hybrid, What are you calling it? Orchidboy

Hay Houstonpat. I planted the seed three years ago. And they were greenhouse grown with a soiless mix. And fed with a soybean based fertalizer. I'm sure the growth of these was quicker than normal. My plants at home were slower to bloom and tended to have slightly smaller flowers. The rest of the batch is living happily at Disney's Animal Kingdom, planted out in beds and happily blooming. I am happy so far they have turned out to be repeat bloomers. Four and five times so far. spaced out about one to two weeks apart. I'm guessing it is from the evergreen Bolivian red parent. It was neat to see the flowers improve with the second flowering. Take care. Orchidboy

Papaiios prefer to remain evergreen so if you've put your pot outside for the summer (in a semi shady spot I hope) bring the pot in as soon as the nights start to go into the low 50's. Give the pot some sun, doesn't have to be full sun, a few hours in the morning or anytime of the day should suffice. You may loose some leaves but it should keep a few so don't over water in the winter but don't let the soil dry out for too long by any means. If you should be lucky enough to get flowers at some point, you might want to freeze a little pollen if you hybridize as papilios are very finicky about blooming. I've got some plants that haven't bloomed in a few years, but remain leafed and healthy. In my opinion hybridizing with papilio will give you the most interesting and beautiful flowers possible! If I could only have one pollen to work with it would be papilio hands down. I leave my papilios inside year round. Good luck....Donna☺☺☺