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Imho both are straight sanderianumas! Beautiful plants!

Some beatiful slippers at the nursery of Peter & Andreas Kopf: rolfei, several Dollgoldi clones, rothschildianum and dianthum

Sangii

Your gratrixianum is christensonianum!

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Would call it callosum......

I would recommend temperate culture with a slight dormant period in winter: slightly drier and with cool to cold nights. Easier mounted than in a pot......

Looks like the right thing, although the lip is rather broad...... Seldom seen in Europe!

Very nice clone! Nevertheless l would call it christensonianum (or P. gratrixianum var. christensonianum if you prefer)

Thanks, another guy suggested insigne var. foerstermannii

Could this also be insigne chantinii?

In My opinion not moquetteanum. Real thing is a rather big flower, dorsal only slightly dotted....

I think you flowered a hybrid. Perhaps a sedenii backcross.....

Fine! They seem to be flowering size! May I ask where they are from?

A nice trio

Annother member of the villosum -gratrixianum group. Scape has no long hairs and leaves are more errect and narrower than "classic" villosum. I have heard of a variety fusco-roseum, but it does not seem to be officially named ...

Could this be what Chen and Liu described as densissimum? Imported from Vietnam.

Superb. Leaves me speechless...

Nice selection! Is is possible to see the leaves of you gratrixianum var. gratrixianum? According to the type sheet, they should at least be 4 cm broad....

I think, this is a callosum