@DraDiana
You have the parents listed in the correct order. The proper form is:
Pod parent × Pollen parent
A multiplication sign " × "seems to the current correct symbol for crosses.
In the past, a capital "X" was often used between the names of the parents used in the current cross.
Edited to add:
Here are two quotes from from American Hemerocallis Society. It appears that there have been some changes.
The older version from 2005
https://www.daylilies.org/Dayl...
"PARENTAGE
This is not required information, but is important to the breeder and to many growers. Space is provided for the pod and pollen parents. For AHS Check List consistency, the pod (i.e., female) parent is listed first, followed by a capital X (which means pollinated by), followed by the pollen (i.e., male) parent. A small x is used in all other generations.
One Generation Example: (SHOCKWAVE X SUNNY MAGIC)
Two Generation Example: [(CHATEAU BLANC x PALE BLUSH) X Seedling]
Three Generation Example: {PALE BLUSH X [KALI x (Seedling x POLLY MAYO)]}
"
From the Current PDF -
https://www.daylilies.org/Dayl...
"PARENTAGE
This is not required information, but is important to the breeder and to
many growers and its inclusion is strongly encouraged. Space is provided for the pod and pollen parents. For AHS Check list consistency, the pod (i.e., female) parent is listed first, followed by a multiplication sign, (which means pollinated by), followed by the pollen (i.e., male) parent.
One Generation Example: (Shockwave × Sunny Magic)
Multi-Generation Example: ((Chateau Blanc × Pale Blush) × sdlg)
Multi-Generation Example: (Pale Blush × (Kali × (sdlg × Polly Mayo)))
"
Also, note the use of parentheses. With crosses between two named cultivars or species it's not as vital, but when you start using your unnamed hybrids in your crosses then you'll need to use them to prevent confusion.
I brought work home last night, and, instead of doing my homework, I agonized over picking out two of your hibiscus crosses and two of @Lalambchop1 's daylily crosses. Then I went to bed. Then I realized I wasn't going to sleep, worrying about someone snapping up the Hibiscus acetosella @luvsgrtdanes listed 
don't forget to put a note in, I'll forget!
Darn it! I had a 50-50 chance of getting it right. The tags on my seed pods are correct, and I haven't labeled the individual pill pouches yet (because I ran out), so I'll get them labeled pollen parent first on those. That way they will be right if some one decides to put any back into another swap. 
