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Very nice! Looks like a keeper.

Nice to see this again. I had one in my collection many years ago.

I particularly like the Paph kolopakingii x haynaldianum. Nice flower count, too.

Well I guess we can safely say that the tag is wrong as those are all Paph. names and this is obviously a Phrag.

Anyone have details about the MOS (MI) Spring Orchid Show? I believe it’s this weekend. Thanks, Paphluvr

My first impression was “WOW!”.

I’m not normally a fan of complex Paphs, but I like this one!

Very nice flower and the plant looks very healthy, too. Well done!

Way to go, Darlene!

Interesting that the stripes are on the same side of the plant, not the same side of the leaves (right side of one, left side of the other).

Very pretty flower and nice, compact, plant.

Very pretty flowers, and that looks like professional quality work on the photography.

Whatever it is it’s very nice. Frustrating though that it was mislabeled.

You mean now that they’ve seen how nice they’re turning out. Very nice cross.

The only Lycaste reference I have in my library is a very old copy of “The Genus Lycaste” by J. A. Fowlie, M. D. It was copywrite 1970. It might still contain some useful information.

Reminds me of jade plants. Here in Michigan we grow them indoors as an ornamental. Years ago I was attending training classes in Pasadena, CA. There they grow them outdoors as hedges with stems the size of my arm.

I finally brought my potted rosemary inside after a few frosts. While watering it I noticed that it had what appeared to be buds. A couple of days ago it finally bloomed. What a nice surprise and totally unexpected.

That’s a beauty!

This one should be blooming for a long time. I have a Paph. Salvador Dali (Paph. liemianum x victoria-regina) that looks almost identical to this. It carried flowers for >1.5yrs.

I’d be happy with that!