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  1. DYP

    Paphiopedilum Last Isabel - 1st bloom

    Thank you for clarifying that the right name is Isobel instead of Isabel.
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    Paphiopedilum Last Isabel - 1st bloom

    @GuRu, you are right. I noticed the typo due to the tablets autocorrect functiom. But i could not make the correctipn after posting 😐🤦 As many have pointed put, this plant has a lot of stonei in it. It certainly is not what I expect. However, I am still thankful since this is my first multiflora...
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    Paphiopedilum Last Isabel - 1st bloom

    This plant was acquired about 19mths ago from a local vendor. The bud appeared in June of last year and took nearly 6 months before the emergence of the spike as I began to have doubts if a bud blast will take place. Nevertheless I am glad that the spike formed and the plant rewarded me with 2...
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    Is there a reason why this bud is taking so long to develop?

    I am not sure either. I bought this last July as a Lady isabel as my first attempt with multi floras and I do not have another reference to determine how big this hybrid should be. That said, from internet reference, the stonei would have a curled or bended petal?
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    Is there a reason why this bud is taking so long to develop?

    @NEslipper I am glad to report that the spike broke out from its shealth 1 month ago! 2 buds for the first spike. The first flower bloomed yesterday and I can see that the petals have spread out further today. Howbeit the dorsal seems capped. Nevertheless, its a exciting moment to see this...
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    Paphiopedilum Limidolli

    I chance upon this 1year ago in a nursery and was captivated by the coloration. Brought this home and I did a mistake by repotting it immediately. While the flower didn't wither, the second bud blasted. After one year of keeping, the second growth gave me another 2 buds in a spike. The pic here...
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    Is there a reason why this bud is taking so long to develop?

    I am in Singapore. The climate here is warm throughout at between 32-34C and night time around 27-28C. The pot (before i shifted to this new location for more morning light) used to sit on a tray filled with leca balls. I water once every 4 days for tge last 1 month where before i do it once...
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    Is there a reason why this bud is taking so long to develop?

    Thank you @big923cattleya. I am not too aure mysekf as this growth doesnt have a split line hende i recken its a bud. It is indeed a small plant hence i was pleasantly surprised to see this springing up few months ago. I fertilised my paphs irregularly. Either fornightly of monthly where I mix...
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    Is there a reason why this bud is taking so long to develop?

    I have this Lady Isabel for slightly more than a year now. This bud was first spotted about 3 mths + ago. Till now, it just grow to this length without any spike. I am not sure if this is a new leaf or bud after all...would be glad to get some advise here. :) Thank you.
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    Paphiopedilum niveum

    Thank you for sharing. I am surprised as there's online sharing about the need to repot once every few years. Yours is a testament that it may not be true and is depending on the culture.
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    Paphiopedilum niveum

    Wow. You mean that it had not been repot since?
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    Paphiopedilum niveum

    Amazing blooms! How long have this Paph been with you? Would you mind sharing the potting medium used? Thanks :)
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    How do one differentiate between a Glaucophyllum and Liemianum?

    Thank you, Dr Leslie, for the guidance. I can now conclude that the plant I have is a Liemianum based on the halo, narrower pouch and the purple spotting on the underside of the leaves. However, I do find the staminode to be rather dark in color too. I do also find the veins on the dorsal of my...
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    How do one differentiate between a Glaucophyllum and Liemianum?

    Saw a sequential bloomer in nursery last week with a bud. The purple pigmentation at the leave's underside is attractive. Am glad the flower is very pretty with intense color. I did a web search and found that there's variation in the sequential bloomers. Is there a clear way to tell apart...
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