Concolor alba or sulphurinum?

quietaustralian · May 11, 2010

Hello I'm new here. I’m sure my wife and I will learn a great deal from you experienced people.

I’m sorry my first post is a request for help but I’m a little confused about the identity of this P. concolor. Would it be Paph concolor fma. Sulphurinum or P. concolor alba?

The leaves have no pigmentation on the underside.

Regards and thanks, Mick & Luan

NYEric · May 11, 2010

IDK!? Welcome from NYC!

GuRu · May 11, 2010

quietaustralian said:
....Would it be Paph concolor fma. Sulphurinum or P. concolor alba?...The leaves have no pigmentation on the underside.

Hello and a hearty welcom from Germany!
It should be P. concolor var.sulphurinum in a scientific exact way because that's the valid name of P. cocolor's albino form.
BTW I would be pleased to grow it, that's a lovely one, congrats!!:drool:

biothanasis · May 11, 2010

Hello and welcome!!! VEry nice bloom!

John Boy · May 11, 2010

would you like me to post you my address so you can post it to me????

Very nice & rare too!!!

KyushuCalanthe · May 11, 2010

Posting plants like that from Vietnam, there's no need to apologize! Thanks for the look and do enlighten us on anything else you grow. Is it really true that the markets are overflowing with hangianums, etc.?

goldenrose · May 11, 2010

:clap::clap:Welcome Mick & Luan!
:drool::drool:It's a beauty! Thanks for showing it off, we don't get to see slippers like that!

SlipperFan · May 11, 2010

That's fantastic. I'm with Rudolf on this one!

Welcome to Slippertalk! Looking forward to more photos.

tenman · May 11, 2010

Lovely!

quietaustralian · May 11, 2010

We would like to thank everyone for their warm welcome and especially Rudolf for indentifying the plant.

Regards and thanks, Mick & Luan

quietaustralian · May 11, 2010

KyushuCalanthe said:
Is it really true that the markets are overflowing with hangianums, etc.?

I wouldn’t say overflowing but they are available.
P. concolor, P. hirsutissimum, P. dianthum, P. helenae can be bought cheaply by the kilogram/ pound.

KyushuCalanthe · May 11, 2010

quietaustralian said:
...can be bought cheaply by the kilogram/ pound.

That sounds funny when you put it like that...certainly I'd call that availability! :rollhappy: Here in Japan the price for a "pound of Paph" would be equal to the down payment on a new house.

Anyway, welcome to the forum and please do remain active. We need more international participation, especially in SE Asia!

SlipperFan · May 12, 2010

quietaustralian said:
I wouldn’t say overflowing but they are available.
P. concolor, P. hirsutissimum, P. dianthum, P. helenae can be bought cheaply by the kilogram/ pound.

By the pound! I'd be happy with one of each.

paphioboy · May 12, 2010

Very nice green concolor..

and welcome to ST..

JeanLux · May 13, 2010

Welcome from Luxembourg Mick & Luan!!!! Jean

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