Cyp.reginae

[Dido]

you can contact holger perner he is selling medium now too I heard.
Or svente melmgrma has them for slae too.
I am not sure which one works for Acaule.

 

[Linus_Cello]

I would love to try acaule as they are supposedly more heat tolerant (to zone 8a). But they supposedly need more acidic conditions and thus more difficult to grow. If you want to try acuale, check out Great Lakes Orchids as they sell both the plants and "fertilizer" which I believe helps makes a more "acidic" condition for the plant.

http://greatlakesorchids.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=61

http://greatlakesorchids.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=53

 

[newbud]

Thanks guys. I appreciate it. How do I contact Holger?

 

[Dido]

really interesting one, thanks for sharing. this with us

 

[Dido]

Thanks guys. I appreciate it. How do I contact Holger?

you have to try bud soemtimes it takes long to get an answer
http://hengduanbiotech.com/showinfomation.asp?showid=33

Mostly you will get your answer from his wife

 

[Linus_Cello]

Thanks guys. I appreciate it. How do I contact Holger?

Too bad you didn't ask these questions 6 months ago. Holger was in the DC area for the "Paph Forum" in February, and was selling lots of rare paphs (like hangianum in flask).

http://www.ncos.us/ncos/paph.htm

 

[newbud]

Win some; lose some. I was fortunate enough to be at the Atlanta orchid society meeting a few months ago and met Troy Meyers and signed up for some very nice flasks. Plus I came home with 10 of his beautiful Paph and Phrag seedlings. It's always about being in the right place at the right time. I feel lucky to have been there as it was my first meeting since joining AOS. I also feel extremely fortunate to have met people from all over the world here and make some nice connections to enhance my collection. This is a great site for the slipper enthusiast. Thanks