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Of the compact laevigatum type; Blooming at the same time for comparison

Paph hennisianum regular color form and fma christiansenii

Sharing some photos from SEPOS (SE Pennsylvania) Show

Excitedly waiting for 2 roths to bloom - the first under my care to spike, both first bloom after getting them a few years ago. First is ‘New Horizon’ x ‘Raptor’ - looks like I may have 3-4 blooms. The second is ‘Rex’ x ‘Mt Millais’ - from what I was able to gather - from a batch of seedlings...

In bloom now - - A pair of Paph fowliei album - the one on the right has a split synsepal - hope that corrects in next bloom - Paph argus - Paph Addicted Philip

I’m trying a few plants on semi-hydro, hoping to rejuvenate them - after 2 weeks, I noticed white precipitate forming on the topmost Leca balls. I noticed new roots starting to grow so the plant seems to be adapting, but wanted to get feedback on what’s happening and what I should be doing...

First bloom Paph Predacious (adductum x glanduliferum) Would’ve preferred darker colors, but quite compact Like the compact size / narrower leaves of the haynaldianum.

First time for me to see this species in bloom

Here’s Paph acmodontum - tag just says ‘Magnifico’ but I’m thinking it’s from a selfing. The first bud last year blasted - am so pleased it went on to open this year.

Here’s a reposting of the Paph philippinense var album now with it’s 5th flower open, and another first bloom plant Var Roebelinii (?).

I would prefer a broader (and flatter) dorsal on the GR but maybe that’s the philippinense influence. I think the left philippinense is var laevigatum, and the album one is var roebelinii album?

Waiting to see how this will turn out - as I’ve heard mixed results from other members. This is LI lady in red x anitum ace.

I’ve seen some very nice plants grown in media containing stalite/permatil or expanded shale. Does anyone know where these can be purchased in the NJ/ PA area? The online sources are pricey to ship. Thanks!

I got this compact stonei that has only about 16-18 in leaf spread with small flowers, which is great for the space I have. Is this a compact form of the species or will the plant / flowers get bigger over time? Wanted to get the expert opinions.

My wife and I were at the Philadelphia Flower Show yesterday in spite of the rain. Nice surprise which made it worthwhile was to see the historic Charles E clone from the US Botanic Garden on display.

Pair of philippinenses. I particularly like the compact size of the plants. While the petals are not as long as I was hoping for, the regular form is about 13-14 inches leafspan. The album is only about 8 or 9 inches total leafspan.

Hi, Here’s my first bloom from ‘Ron’ x ‘High Color’. Would be great to see how others look like to see the range of variation.