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In the back of my brain, there is something telling me that a striped variety of micranthum has been described. Anyone that knows anything about it?

Time for this variety again. This year perhaps 9-10 flowers, not all of them open yet. Last Picture also shows some Charlie album (Pride of Tokyo xself)

These are plants I received several years ago(2013) as relatively smallish seedlings. One plant with two spikes, the first one came out crippled like this: reason could be use of kelp? Have seen similar things from that before. But the next flower came out nicely The full plant. It is a...

Vietnamense, came late this season, the first one two years after deflasking. A little crippled and size perhaps moderate but looks promising.

Some Cold-growing gems that I keep in a frost-free greenhouse. Temperatures sometimes approach freezing, but they respond well to the treatment. The leaves get a bit torn etc though. They have been growing like that for some years now, these plants are divisions from a plant that originally came...

Have several, from a flask from HS. quite a variation of sizes from mega to rather diminutive. picture sharecertificity.com adult photo sharing adult photo sharing adult photo sharing

At least what I think it is Had this one since '93(?) tends to almost perish after flowering, but that habit is hopefully corrected but the current fertilisation regime (15ppm N) Last flowering was in 2011:o image hosting 30 mbcertificity.com The leaves get veery long half a meter is possible...

Had it since 2009 so it was about time it flowered.Has been lasting long, more than a month now. Somewhat peculiar that the ovaries are entirely white? uploadcertificity.com imagcertificity.com

Not so many this year, was six, but one blasted. This has been open two weeks now: image hosting no sign upcertificity.com Another one, but unfortunately with spots(botrytis) due to excessive humidity. Not that good shape either; also two weeks. adult picture hostingcertificity.com This...

moquettanum x sanderianum; must be some 4n involved, since the flowers are massive! A rather rare bloomer, 4 years since last, but this time with two stalks, a total of 5 flowers seemingly. screen capture software screen capture software screen capture software

Finally got one flowering! Not very impressive but.... uploadimage I have some problems with the pictures, but believe it has to do with my fire-wall. It appears however if I refresh the picture.

anyone that grows them from flask? The reason for asking is that I have one flat of them that does not seem to grow well, gets pale leaves and almost no Growth. Any experiences out there?

not that common....A chunky clone from HS as flask. photo hosting upload images image url upload

These came into my custody in 1993 and were recently about to perish. However I seem to have saved them and here they are with two flowers.They grow particularly cool, I would normally not expect paphs to survive those conditions, but many species seem to like them. (around 2-3degrees for long...

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Got this one from Peruflora in 2011 supposedly Peru-type. Some artificial (LED) light how to do a screenshot on a pc Natural light; upload pics This one has better color but is a bit out of focus. So the question is ; how to see that it is a Peru-type or an Equador-type??

I have two hardyanas mounted on a slab that continues to give nice displays. One of the plants came with this one now, 6 flowers on one stalk all of them quite sizeable and with strong fragrance. One of the best???? upload a gif upload a gif adult photo hosting

This was bought as C. dowiana var aurea, but seems to be something else....a hardyana? someone having suggestions? print screen windows

Do not know why this one has got status as species, to me it looks as if it is an oversized barbigerum. Well, also coccineum has that status, perhaps both should be lumped to varieties of barbigerum? Vejvarutianum upload a gif With cocineum, note the vejvarutianum is twice as big - actually...