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I went to his greenhouse in the summer of 2022, and bought 5 plants, 3 roths and 1 Prince Edward. One of the roths and the Prince Edward had bloomed, I was happy with the quality. I wish I bought more of the Prince Edward.

Hi all, I have been a member of Slippertalk for 14 years, but never really participate. I need help with multifloral paph. I have grown a very small numbers of them, so far, I have never lost one. I keep in the dry side. However, I happened to watch Norman Fang podcast regarding multifloral...

Yes, two spikes.

I was given this plant as a very tiny seedling 23 years ago. This is such a strong grower and very resilient plant.

I just went to Orchid Inn last week end and saw hundreds of roths NBS, none of them look like that. In situ, roths leaves can be as wide as 8 cm, but those are very mature plants. If you have the patient, just wait who know....

I knew him, he was a great orchid grower! I had been to his greenhouse. I found his obituary, he passed away two years ago.

Are all these multiflolar paphs grown under the light?

You are such a great grower!

Superbly grown! I love it.

It was the first time for me. I got this 20 years ago as a small division in an orchid auction for $37. It got a little bit bigger and I nearly killed the plant. The original plant was awarded in May 1994.

You are correct. It should be Labarum.

I bought a small division about 20 years ago.

About 24 years ago, I was given by a friend of mine two flasks of Helen Congleton. It was the first time that I grew plants from flaks. I was able to bloom many of them. These plants are very strong and can handle even freezing temperature of Chicago.

The roths is definitely a keeper..... I will be happy if I have one like that.