Hi,
It's sure to be a selfing. There aren't any other orchids around that area.
That's the only eulophia species I have growing in my garden.


Jonathan
"Mick Fournier" wrote in message
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Jonathan,

Unless you know this insect personally and where exactly he/she/it
obtained
the pollen used to pollinate your plant's flower I would be hesitant to
hope
a breeder (ie an ethical breeder) would be interested in your pod. It
"might" be a selfing, or a sib cross, or a who-knows-what hybrid. The
risk
in getting a dud hybrid is often not worth the investment of time & effort
over several years waiting for the offspring to bloom out and to confirm
it
is a pure species grex in order to make an honest sale of the plants to
re-coup the breeder's investment.

Mick