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The cross was sold by Popow. Here an example

Where does the plant came from? China or Vietnam? It is difficult to decide if it is a true hirsutissimum or the var. esquirolei?

sounds well that so many interesting persons will come. There is also an interesting presentation of Franz Glanz together with me about all of his hybrids in the last 50 Years. Here with Paph. Wössner Winston Magic and Wössner China Moon

The best is also to reduce your wishes. Paphiopedilum glanduliferum is a missed species. Nobody in the last 100 years has seen it and we know only an old print of. Paphiopedilum gardineri is only a synonym and the name was often used in trade for a Paph. praestans. Here the print of Cypripedium...

Perhaps the included article about the history of Paph. platyphyllum can help you for clearing your questions.

You can read also the article of Kyle Lucyk from Canada, who has worked a long time with the living plants of both species.

This was the first edition, published before Guido's book and Phillip's book was published. Now also the second edition was sold. I think there is only one book more. It was sold also to USA..

I will there too, but I will talk about Phalaenopsis species and hybrids. See you!

Phragmipedium dalessandroi is a species but was mixed so often in culture that you can trust not often what you have seen. I had the possibility to see the species in nature and have seen the first plants in Europe in the collection of Jersey. Around 10 years ago Ken Lucyk tried to explain very...

I hope, I will see you there!

It is really a wonderful clone, also when it is different from the typeclone without any red points. In the description Phillip Cribb showed a picture of his plant and wrote in Orchid Review 98: 109; 1990 Paphiopedilum lowii var Aureum P.J. Cribb describes for the first time an extraordinary...

The greenish white form of Paphiopedilum papuanum is described now as forma alboviride. https://d-nb.info/1303291444/34

And a warm welcome from the south of Germany, Chiemgau

No!!! Paphiopedilum sugiyamamum was named in honour for Mitsuro SUGIYAMA, who found this new species together with his friend Abas Hj. SAIDIN in Sabah on 15th of march 2001. In the same year it was described by William Cavestro in ‘Rhone-Alpes Orchidées, 27: 3; 2001.

The well-known Japanese Fumimasu Sugiyama breeder of many slipper hybrids has unfortunately passed May 23rd . His crosses will always remind us of this great man. Our sympathy goes out to his family. I think Fumi enjoyed his orchid life and lived out his life span. It is so sad we lost Norito...