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It's certainly not photoshopped, Tom and no optical illusion. My thumb is just touching the petal, therefore directly in line with the pouch. NS is 45mm

Paphiopedilum spicerianum A stable pygmy form of spicerianum.

One of the slippers in my 'Harefield Hall' collection. Almost every state in Australia has a different plant benched as P. insigne 'Harefield Hall'. I have a piece of most of them but for one reason or another they don't fit the description of 'Harefield Hall'. The plant pictured fits the...

They are aware of Phrag. anguloi as they mention it in the description but they 'claim' there are some differences. The differences would seem to be within the natural variation of Phrag. anguloi.

A new variety of a natural hybrid of the genus Paphiopedilum from Vietnam Paphiopedilum × aspersum var. trantuananhii O. Gruss, Aver., C. X. Canh et N. H.Tuang. Die Orchidee 4(07), 2018/E-Paper www.facebook.com/download/preview/320850911772231 Seems strange to publish a variety of a...

It's interesting that the authors don't mention or reference the paper below... Taxonomic placement of Paphiopedilum rungsuriyanum (Cypripedioideae; Orchidaceae) based on morphological, cytological and molecular analyses. Yung-I Lee, Mei-Chu Chung, Kongmany Sydara, Onevilay Souliya, and...

Christenson must not have seen the original description of P. affine. De Wildeman described a 'mottle leaved' plant with a villosum like flower. This is the translation of De Wildeman's description provided by Guido Braem... "Leaves 4 to 5, more or less lobed, up to 15 cm long and up to 3 cm...

Just a short anecdote about the grex name and a caution when naming plants after people. Edna was quite enamoured with the complex Paphs but on more than one occasion referred to the multis as rubbish, ironic that a multi should bear her name.

Vale Dr Perner

Did you try Lance? He has it listed on his website. http://www.lancebirk.com/books.html

It's working for me.

Strange, It's not working for me either but the file is still accessible from the group. Try again... https://www.facebook.com/download/preview/1803434513316687

The registration details for that grex are incorrect. My wife (Đồng Thị Luận) was the originator and I the registrant but not to worry. It was the first cross my wife made and processed through to flasking. We've recently remade the cross with the same parents and what I think are better...

The author described a plant that resembles Paph appletonianum, later a picture was published in Xenia Orchidacea that shows what anyone would recognise as Paph appletonianum but the staminode is very distinctive. I can't find any evidence that there was ever any more than the one plant and...

Cypripedium appletonianum & Cypripedium wolterianum Sorry Eric, Here you go. The scans of the original documents are in the file section of the link provided. Cypripedium appletonianum was published in 1893 and Cypripedium wolterianum in 1895, if published today they would of course be...

Paph Chiu Hua Dancer

I'll try and get what I have scanned on the weekend and have sent a request for the Caesiana articles. btw. Is your site down or has it moved? Regards, Mick

Nice Paph appletonianum ! I just wrote this quick note tonight about Paph wolterianum and Paph appletonianum in the Slipper Orchid Australia Facebook group (link to note below). www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204903595864521&set=pcb.1035770133150450

I have the Australia magazines and journals from their first editions to current editions and should have Guido's work in the file section of the Slipper Orchids Australia Group. Anitum and the recent colour form I have also. Alberto Grossi should be able to help with the italian journals. I'm...

Did anyone copy the ladyslipper archive as it seems to be unavailable on archive.org now?