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  1. Roth

    Paphiopedilum rothschildianum with true pedigree, second flowering

    A rothschildianum 'Dark Angel' x 'Howard Martin' from Paph Paradise... I got the flasks, grew them, and bloomed them 2 times, already, some 3 times. But this plant I sold before it bloomed. There are photos of the first and second bloom, none in my growing conditions. As you can see, and not in...
  2. Roth

    Bogus tissue culture 'research'

    In many countries, subsidies are given to University laboratories, of various kind, to sustain their income and survival. This has resulted in a gigantic amount of incredible plant tissue culture 'research', 'peer reviewed' and accepted by the Scientific Community. Unfortunately, a large part...
  3. Roth

    Gary Romagna, competitor of Sky Roths

    Here we have Paph. Gary Romagna 'Golden Star' SM/TPS. The dorsal is 7.4cm from what I know. Again, not easy to tell it apart from a rothschildianum. This photo is roaming the internet, no idea who is the original owner, but on Facebook and internet that exact picture is used in many posts...
  4. Roth

    Sunlight Sky Roths Roths Roths

    Beautiful Sunlight Sky Roths, identified as such. note the collection of them blooming behind... Like rothschildianum on steroids, and impossible to distinguish, except gigantic dorsal, gigantic flowers....
  5. Roth

    How rothschildianum with a pedigree should look like in truth....

    So, I bought from Paph Paradise 2 rothschildianum cross, Dark Angel x Howard Martin, and Paradise Island x Paradise Lost. 3 years after deflasking, I bloomed them all. Everyone can see that if the rothschildianum sold have the real pedigree, there are no ugly runts like many people post, from...
  6. Roth

    low potassium concept is not sustained by analysis

    Over the course of a study sponsored by Pacific Wide/Besgrow, and carried out at Lincoln University, the following points appeared on a Phalaenopsis Sogo Yukidian 'Clone' mericlone population used for the test: * The media and root concentration were not related. Instead, the potassium...
  7. Roth

    Smuggler with Australian native orchids - the power of the media

    The Bozos in action. In fact it is hard to know whether I should cry or laugh, but the libel suit promises to be interesting :evil: But at least I learned that dendrobium seedlings and cattleya seedlings hybrids are 'Australian native orchids'. Next time I will try to collect some Brazilian...
  8. Roth

    Miss **** Luck

    http://www.societe.com/societe/****-luck-min-chin-yin-li-gabrielle-314935636.html Indeed a real person... :rollhappy:
  9. Roth

    Paphiopedilum rothschildianum 'Bumsbomber'

    Rothschildianum 'Bumsbomber', DS 5.8 x 7.2cm, nice little thing :rollhappy: It is supposed to come from Benataran Basin a few years ago, so far it is one of the really good wild rothschildianum I spoke many times about before, if it is a wild plant, but of course such a thing cannot be :evil:
  10. Roth

    Legal Paphiopedilum in the USA

    After using the CITES Trade Database Query Tool, the results are below. The reported number and quantities result from a report BY THE USFWS of WHAT THEY ALLOWED TO IMPORT AND HAS BEEN REALLY IMPORTED: First year, second 1 is for Appendix 1 CITES, third name, fourth importer (USA here), fifth...
  11. Roth

    Paphiopedilum lawrenceanum authentic...

    This plant was the only survivor of a seed capsule sowed about 4 years ago. The seed capsule was a wild one, and I still have the motherplant, that took a while to recover, should bloom this year or next year. The parent was in bloom when I got it with a wild capsule as a bonus on the old...
  12. Roth

    Phaius columnaris

    Aka. Phallus columnaris. That is strongly suggestive to say the least. In two months it will make a few dozen huge white flowers with purple lip, cattleya shaped.
  13. Roth

    Phalaenopsis amabilis Irian Jaya

    Not FCC quality by ( very) far but interesting to see. It is a much cooler growing than most amabilis ( except the Australian one apparently)
  14. Roth

    Two good malipoense

  15. Roth

    Paphiopedilum micranthum variations

    Few pictures from today, not yet the best ones blooming, but I never know if I have time to take photos, so... Micranthum from Vietnam ( the Micranthum var. vietnamense from the Japaneses...). It comes from North Vietnam, and is most likely micranthum var. eburneum. All the blooming size...
  16. Roth

    Some Orchiata related remarks

    There has been a lot of questions about Orchiata here and there, so now I make a sum up, after all I am tech advisor :D As to the background and to avoid any questions as to why I post here or my purpose, yes I am paid by Orchiata to offer advise, especially to large commercial nurseries, fine...
  17. Roth

    Short note on neofinetia falcata cultivar disillusions

    Many people know that Paphiopedilum callosum 'JAC' is one unique plant. All the plants named 'JAC' are divisions, genetically identical and of same value. If I sell a pot plant Paphiopedilum Maudiae vinicolor that look more or less like JAC as divisions of the original 'JAC', historical plant...
  18. Roth

    Helenae delicatum

    That's what the people call helenae delicatum, from Tuyen Quang. The local name is the same as what they use for coccineum (hai tim). They can be more or less pinkish. wild flower on a wild plant... The plants cannot be told apart from normal helenae ( and I think it is just a local color...
  19. Roth

    Phalaenopsis pantherina

    Just a fantasy, a non-Paphiopedilum... [/URL][/IMG] I reasked the owner(and now seller :D) and this is the form from Sabah with dark markings. The flower is quite massive, and nothing close to a cornu cervi. Fewer flowers per stem, the plant has overall a bit narrower leaves at the base, and...
  20. Roth

    Paphs in orchiata

    I have been using orchiata for a while, and nowadays, after having tried some mixes with pumice, and the like, I settled for pure orchiata, in various grades. I add some extra lime for some paphs, nutricote eventually for the heavy feeders, and let's go. Here is a new hangianum, potted end of...
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