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Those are gorgeous!

I love the pattern and color. That is quite an attractive flower. Dare I say handsome.

I use a mix of bark, perlite, charcoal (when available), and oyster shells for my brachys. I use the same mix with the addition of a small amount of German peatmoss for my other paphs. I up the ratio of medium to small bark in my brachys, so their mix is a touch more coarse even in smaller pots.

Paphiopedilum godefroyae from Orchid Inn breeding. Paphiopedilum leucochilum... there is a third bud hiding under these two flower. Plus there is another bud coming on another growth. This one is quite happy with me.

Life has kept my participation in the forum low for several weeks. Thankfully my orchids have persisted and produced all the same. Here is a group picture of my brachy collective in early April. From left to right: bellatulum, thaianum #1, nivuem var. album, thaianum #2, Susan Wedegaertner

Those are stunning.

I needed these great pictures and a good laugh. Thanks @NYEric and @richgarrison

Fascinating color and pattern.

Nice color with chunky petals!

Congrats!

Welcome to the forum!

Yep.

Still available

Ecuagenera might have them. You could also try reaching out the Orchids Limited and Andy's.

More clearing. This 3 growth Lynleigh Koopowitz is $30 plus shipping. It is currently in flower but the flower is fading and will need to be removed before shipping. PM if interested. US only.

I am doing some space making again. This Paphiopedilum henryanum is for sale at $40 plus shipping. It is currently in flower. I will do my best to protect the flowers. However I can not guarantee how long they will last. PM if interested. US only.

Safe travels home

These are sold

Mine took about 6-8 weeks to mature and open. So not too bad in paph timing.

I could not see all the tags but you have some nice ones in there! Chuck's breeding is great!