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Looks to me like it is the entity described as Phragmipedium hartwegii f. baderi (Röth & O. Gruß) O. Gruß in Caesiana, 16: 40 (2001). Basionym : Phragmipedium hartwegii var. baderi Röth & O. Gruß in Die Orchidee, 48(3), 94 (1997). http://www.slipperiana.info/Slipper/176

Nice one. A species not seen that often.

Hi, A nice specimen, but it is a Phrag. pearcei, not caricinum.

Hi all, For those interested. In an interesting article (in French) Aurélien Sambin and Guy Chiron describe a new species of Selenipedium that was discovered in French Guiana. They call it Selenipedium aucourdianum after Marie Aucourd whom discovered the species. In the same article they have...

My message was just intended as additional information, nothing else. I myself am not hybridising orchids, but because of my hobby website I try to keep up with slipper orchid hybrid registrations. And the last couple of years I have trouble figuring out what the direction is the 'Registrar' is...

Beautiful specimens. Concerning the 'John Haggar'. It is not registered as a hybrid indeed. The RHS did however register it in 2011 as a cultivar group: Cypripedium macranthos John Haggar Group

Hi Tom, I sure like to have my hands on a copy of that issue. And I very much wish I could have kept my subscription to OD, but last year I was more or less forced to stop my subscription, because international payment to the OD is a serious pain. And I'm not the only one having this problem...

Hi all, For those interested. The 4th of October the description of a new variety of Paph. villosum was published: Paphiopedilum villosum (LindL.) Stein var. laichaunum Hai et Tuan Further information at: http://www.orchidee.de/e-paper All the best, Rob Zuiderwijk

Today €1,00 is approx. US$1,15. So €110,00 is approx. US$126,50. I can imagine that oversees p&p from Germany would up the price a bit. Rob.

An update on Dr. Guido Braem's book on the genus Phragmipedium. The 3rd of August Guido informed me that the books will be delivered to his address during the last week of August (week 35), and that orders are taken as of immediately. The price for EU countries including p&p is €110,-...

Hi everyone, The "alba" form of Paph. agusii is described by Olaf Gruß, William Cavestro and Gus Benk, as Paphiopedilum agusii forma alboviride. Description can be found at www.orchidee.de/e-paper/ All the best, Rob

Hi, I also learned that the price for this book will be around €80,- plus p&p. All the best, Rob.

Hi all, Just to let you know. The book on the genus Phragmipedium by Dr. Guido J. Braem (main author) is planned to be published in September. Copies can be reserved under [email protected] Needless to say I already asked to reserve one for me. :) All the best, Rob.

They probably decided for this as Paph. ×aspersum was described by Averyanov as a natural hybrid of Paph. barbigerum var. lockianum and Paph. henryanum, and their entity is supposedly a natural hybrid of Paph. barbigerum var. coccineum and Paph. henryanum. In that case describing it as a variety...

My thoughts exactly. Rob

Hi Eliseo, Thanks for your response. It is odd that they would describe Phrag. anguloi again. I mean, if they are thoroughly researching Colombian orchids they should know of the description of Phrag. anguloi. And if they knew about it, than I wonder why they thought their plant is...

Hello again, Recently I learned that September 2017 a new species of Phragmipedium was described. I did some searching in the internet and found that it is called Phragmipedium ramiroi and was described by Marta Kolanowska and Dariusz Szlachetko. IPNI lists it as being described in 'Materials...

Hello, I found that in an E-Paper publication of Die Orchidee, Leonid Averyanov, Olaf Gruß and Harold Koopowitz propose a new section in the genus Paphiopedilum called Pumila to accommodate the species Paph. rungsuriyanum. The publication from 22-Feb-2018 can be found here...

In that case it's clear that I misunderstood your message. My apologies.

Beautiful photos as always Mr. Canh. Thank you for showing.