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Nice, good colored one.

Paph. roth Thanks! It's said to be MM x self. This is the second bloom with a smaller growth and a starter. The first was with only one flower, with a form that you would not want to look at. It has improved a lot. Sorry for being in the wrong section, how to move back? Help is...

Hi, Is it a bid early for roth to bloom this time of the year?

I'm in Thailand, the origin place of paph thaianum. These guys grow under the same conditions as paph niveum. With one exception, may be a little dryer. Lastest info I have, no CITES was issued for this guy yet. It was said that they will issue one for flask.:evil:

Just to share................. It is the same plant, but pictures were taken under diff light. Can't help, blame it on the sun....:wink:

Sorry, I wish I could. The picture was taken two weeks ago. The plant is currently holding a seed pod.:evil:

They grow just a little warmer than dianthum, otherwise the same. Because they are originated from locations south of dianthum, closer to the Equator.

Yes, they all is parishii, coming from the same collected lot. I suspect that these came from diff location. As noticed, the odd thing about some of these is the color in the dorsal, in deed. Anybody has any idea if this has been encountered in parishii before? Talk about the petals not...

Hi All, Just want to share ......

Hi All, Here are a few paph parishii in bloom at the moment. There are some variations within the three of them. They are kept under the same conditions. What do you think? ..... Thanks

This is a bid different from the other two shown. This one came in as paph zieckianum. However, the plant looks exactly the same as the one shown by Robert, be it the size, the pattern and the color of the plant.

Hi All. These phal are imported from the Philippines. The first is phal mariae and the second is phal bastianii. Hope this will help a bid. Sorry for the quality of the pictures. If a closeup needed, let me know.

Would that work for paph anitum as well? Thanks

I keep them rather wet all year round. Upper 20C during the day, upper teen at night. Very low light, less light than what you would keep paph parishii. And I think this speices, just like roth, is cool induced to produce spike. Hope this helps.

Hi All, This one has a tag said to be paph godefroyae. What do you think?