3 different phillipinense types

[paphjoint]

The small flower on the left is a first flowering roebelinni type

The mindoro type do not have twisted petals or at least very slighty twisted

A standard phillipinense type although flower count is still a bit low

 

[SlipperKing]

The one without the twisting is interesting. It also has more markings in the dorsal.

 

[biothanasis]

I love them all...

 

[Greenpaph]

Beautiful, Uri!

 

[bench72]

They're all beautiful!!!!

 

[Candace]

3 in bloom at once. I'd say you're spoiled;>

 

[Elena]

Very nice, great to see them all side by side!

I almost lost mine to rot last year, it's slowly recovering now.

 

[SlipperFan]

Now I've learned something new -- Thanks, Uri!

 

[rdlsreno]

Interesting Uri!! Nice Pictures as usual!


Ramon

 

[Ernie]

Sweet! I've never seen the Mindoro before. Now you just need a laevigatum to round out the group.

-Ernie

 

[JeanLux]

great, all of them!!!! Jean

 

[mkline3]

I like the clear marking on teh dorsal of the last one.

 

[goldenrose]

Ohhh .... this is hard! They're multis, have to like them all but if I'm going to get picky, to me what makes a philip is the twisting petals, but then there's the dorsals ....... oh just breed them & let's hope from the best of each one in every plant & flower!

 

[Mrs. Paph]

I'm all about the twists, but I hadn't seen that other variety before, so thanks for sharing!