One hundred three pleasing flowers and fifteen bud on ten branched, upright inflorescences up to 61 cm; sepals and petals spatulate, green, apical two-thirds overlaid mahogany; sepals clawed apically; petals green, apical two-thirds overlaid mahogany; lip white, side lobes clasp column, midlobe cordate, margins lightly ruffled, proximal magenta blotch; column white, anther cap yellow; substance medium; texture matte; condition of leaves precluded a cultural award.
As for the reasoning, the plant was entered as Encyclia cordigera var. randii, and it is flowering at the correct time of year for randii but we thought it had a physical appearance closer to cordigera. The cordigera semi albas usually flower in winter so it could also be a hybrid between the two.