Recent content by Rick

At least for the time being. My kolo "baby Hughy" is pretty exciting.

Very nice!:D

Beautifull:clap::clap: Good to see success with your south Pacific species.

Makes me giggle just looking at this small forest of roths:D

As far as I can tell this species is almost extinct in the wild, so I think its pretty special to see it in cultivation no matter how frequently. One of my favorites:clap:

That's a well grown plant. Very nice:clap:

It's in the SE corner of the GH that is probably the brighter part of the GH where I keep most of my vandas and roths., but it is on the bench under hanging stuff. I would say the light is pretty middle of the road to high where this plant is.

I'm enjoying quite a bit:clap::clap: what is the leaf span of this plant?

I love your in situ pictures:clap: Those piles of fractured moss/lichen covered limestone rock look just like what I can find in the woods across the street from my place. However we are presently experiencing night lows below 0 Celcius (25 F) that would probably be tough on these Paphs.

Any new growths starting up yet?

I also really like the pouch coloring. Very spotty:clap:

Very nice!

Nice one John:clap:

You can find texts that place it as both a variety of lowii and distinct species. However even if you put a richardianum next to the huge variation of lowii, it's more distinct from a structural standpoint than comparing say hirsuitisimum and esquirolii. This flower has a span of under 9cm...

good form too