Hello from the Netherlands

[Paphiolitho88]

Hi, my name is Jöran and I am 17 years old. I grow orchids for nearly 4 years now and I really enjoy it. Paphs are my absolute favourites and I always check this forum when I have a question about them. That's why I decided to join. I have a small collection consisting of a few species and some comlex hybrids.

Looking forward to learn a lot on this forum!

 

[troy]

Hello joran, welcome to the forum, Slipper info super highway!!

 

[NYEric]

Welcome from NYC!

 

[abax]

Welcome from KY. Glad you're here.

 

[JeanLux]

Welcome from Luxembourg!!!! I have had quite some great contacts to Holland these last 20 years conc. orchids! Jean

 

[Heather]

Welcome!

 

[SlipperFan]

Welcome to Slippertalk, Jöran.

 

[suzyquec]

Welcome from Florida.

 

[Markhamite]

Hello Joran. Can't wait to see some posting from you. Paphs are soooo addictive.

 

[Paphiolitho88]

Thanks for the welcome!
Happy to see that so many people from all over the world like Paphs

 

[Mark Karayannis]

Welcome from Sydney Australia

 

[D-novice]

Wow you are fortunate to get such an early start. You will be a great grower someday (perhaps you are already! )

 

[Don I]

Welcome from Canada.
Don

 

[phraggy]

And a very big welcome from the UK;

Ed

 

[Drorchid]

Welkom! Ik ben ook een Nederlander, maar woon in de VS.

Robert

 

[Mark Karayannis]

Welcome from Sydney Australia

 

[cnycharles]

Greetings from south jersey usa. One thing to resist, buying lots of things that you like, but are not suited to your growing conditions or growing skill/temperament


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[drschumann]

To Joran

It's an absolute joy to have a younger person interested in paphs. Most orchid people are middle age or older.
I just came back from the Paph Forum in D.C. and have some pictures, but not sure how to post them. (I'm older and not too computer savvy.)
I have a commercial business and a few thousand plants. Have done (or tried) a lot of complex hybridizing with some success.
You should try to wrangle an invite to the Eric Young Foundation. They've done marvelous stuff with phrags.

anyway, good luck growing, Dr. Bill Schumann

 

[Linus_Cello]

It's an absolute joy to have a younger person interested in paphs. Most orchid people are middle age or older.
I just came back from the Paph Forum in D.C. and have some pictures, but not sure how to post them. (I'm older and not too computer savvy.)
I have a commercial business and a few thousand plants. Have done (or tried) a lot of complex hybridizing with some success.
You should try to wrangle an invite to the Eric Young Foundation. They've done marvelous stuff with phrags.

anyway, good luck growing, Dr. Bill Schumann

I posted some pics from the Paph Forum here
http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=650220#post650220

 

[fibre]

It's an absolute joy to have a younger person interested in paphs. Most orchid people are middle age or older.
I just came back from the Paph Forum in D.C. and have some pictures, but not sure how to post them. (I'm older and not too computer savvy.)
I have a commercial business and a few thousand plants. Have done (or tried) a lot of complex hybridizing with some success.
You should try to wrangle an invite to the Eric Young Foundation. They've done marvelous stuff with phrags.

anyway, good luck growing, Dr. Bill Schumann

Welcome to Slippertalk drshumann!
What are your most favorite Complex Paphs?