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Sometimes you have to be a little more patient. All the more annoying if you then damage the flower a little. But this does not detract from the overall appearance. Very nice photo. Greetings Horst

Thank you very much for your comments and advice. I too am not sure if it is a Paph. barbatum, although I had purchased it as a Paph. barbatum from a specialized company.

A warm hello to all orchid lovers. Besides many hybrids, the following Paphiopedilum wild forms are blooming at the moment, which I would like to present here today. On the one hand this is Paph. dayanum which blooms for the first time. The Paph. sukhakulii blooms for the second time, as well as...

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A spectacular color. Super beautiful

Hello Justin, because of the color I like your Paph. fairrieanum better. Also that it produces two flowers on the inflorescens. With me it is the other way around. There Paph. Hanna Cramer has two flowers on one inflorescens.

Interesting plant with a beautiful color. 👍

Very beautiful and strong coloration of the dorsal sepal. Mine is unfortunately a bit paler. :mad:

Unfortunately, I can not detect any fragrance in my flower. ☹

This is a very beautiful flower with very interesting foliage

Thank you for your comments. Due to the proximity to a large orchid farm that cultivates complex hybrids on 10000 m², my first Paphiopediles were exclusively hybrids. In the meantime I collect only horticulturally cultivated wild forms, primarily from the section Barbata and Paphiopedilum.

I would like to introduce you to a few of my currently flowering Paphiopediles. First is Paph. Hanna Cramer (Paph. Nathaniel's Clarity x fairrianum), further Paph. venustum, Paph. javanicum var. virens and Paph. fairrieanum.

Thank you for your kind comments

At the moment I have nine paphiopediles in flower. One of them is the older hybrid Rosy Down which I would like to present here.

An interesting flower and a beautiful color.

A big thank you to everyone for the nice welcome to the forum.

Ich freue mich, hier im Forum zu sein und über Paphiopedilum Orchideen zu berichten. Ich kultiviere derzeit 35 Paphs (Komplexe Hybriden, andere alte Hybriden aber auch Nachkommen von Wildformen) ausschließlich unter künstlichem Licht. Ich entschuldige mich bereits für mein schlechtes Englisch...