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You are absolutely sure it bloomed from that growth?

That is very pretty! Great color

That is a tall dorsal! This is one of my favorite Phrags. I just love the color and the large flowers. Mine did not bloom this year, but it's busy putting out new growths so maybe in the fall.

Hi Cheryl. Glad you found your way to ST. Can you post a picture of the Maud that shows the new leaf growing? I can't see it in the picture you posted. No it's not normal for a previously bloomed growth to resume growing.

My most expensive plant is Paph. William Ambler @ $65. My best deals are a Phrag. Grande (or Paul Eugene Conroy depending on who you talk to) and a Paph. Lynleigh Koopowitz @ $ 3 ea. I'm kind of cheap and have never paid more than $75 for a single plant. :D

Great looking niveum! Love your display pot too.

Thanks everyone! :o I plan to give K-Lite a try as soon as I use up the rest of my MSU.

That's very nice. Amazing color!

This was my very first Paph. purchased many years ago. It was originally labeled as delenatii, but was later identified by an AOS judge as Ho Chi Minh. It has always been a good bloomer but this year outdid itself. Normally it carries just 2 flowers. This year there are 3. I'm not sure if all 3...

Eric I got the tags confused. The tranliemianum is from Miao Hua. The fairre's tag has no grower name but the number starts with Z. Is that OZ?

So if the cillia are not red does that mean mine is a hybrid, and if so with what? The cillia on mine are pale.

Thanks very much everyone for your feedback. :)

This is probably a dumb question but are Paphs and Phrags susceptible to common orchid viruses such as ORSV & CymSV? I can't remember ever reading that someone suspected their Paph/Phrag had a virus. :o

I'm liking that one a lot!

One of my favorite species. Mine finally finished blooming about a month ago.