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Ed3n
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Hi everyone, :rollhappy:
Last weekend I went to the Melbourne Oscov show and I couldn't resist and bought myself 3 paphs (my first ever paphs) and 1 cymbidium. I hope I can keep them alive and have them rebloom next year. They're all hybrids. I couldn't find the paphs that was recommended to me on this forum, or atleast I was told they finished their flowering for the year. Anyway I'm still very fascinated by these plants and want to acquire more. Can you guys suggest somone or a store in Melbourne (other than collectors corner) where I can buy some more? Or if there is someone in this forum who want to share (or sell) their paphs, please private message me. :drool: The paphs I'm looking for are:
P. venustum
P. fairrieanum
P. henryanum
P. hirsuitissimum
P. spicerianum (especially want this one)
P. villosum
P. liemianum
p. gratrixianum
Any easy multifloral paphs/hybrids
I got the above list from a website that said they are easy paphs for beginner.
Anyway here are the photos of the paphs. Let me know what you guys think. Oh yeah, I know I cheated because I bought these while they are in flowers, but still nice. I just hope I haven't pick the difficult ones to start with. Also if you have any thoughts on how to grow these paphs in order to make them bloom again next year, I would appreciate that.
The label on this paph is P. Ruby Leopard '200202'0329 x Black Jazz
The same plant as above, different angle
This one is called P. (Flame Arrow x Red Glory) 229 x Nightarrow '2007002'
Same as above, different angle
This one I forgot to get the label, can someone identify what this is?
Same plant, different angle
A cymbidium, can't remember the name of the plant, it is outside.
Hope you all enjoy the pics. :clap:
Last weekend I went to the Melbourne Oscov show and I couldn't resist and bought myself 3 paphs (my first ever paphs) and 1 cymbidium. I hope I can keep them alive and have them rebloom next year. They're all hybrids. I couldn't find the paphs that was recommended to me on this forum, or atleast I was told they finished their flowering for the year. Anyway I'm still very fascinated by these plants and want to acquire more. Can you guys suggest somone or a store in Melbourne (other than collectors corner) where I can buy some more? Or if there is someone in this forum who want to share (or sell) their paphs, please private message me. :drool: The paphs I'm looking for are:
P. venustum
P. fairrieanum
P. henryanum
P. hirsuitissimum
P. spicerianum (especially want this one)
P. villosum
P. liemianum
p. gratrixianum
Any easy multifloral paphs/hybrids
I got the above list from a website that said they are easy paphs for beginner.
Anyway here are the photos of the paphs. Let me know what you guys think. Oh yeah, I know I cheated because I bought these while they are in flowers, but still nice. I just hope I haven't pick the difficult ones to start with. Also if you have any thoughts on how to grow these paphs in order to make them bloom again next year, I would appreciate that.
![16.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/fb0/fb0f7578511f7ced603e5349237d3daa.jpg)
The label on this paph is P. Ruby Leopard '200202'0329 x Black Jazz
![new029.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/565/565920e508b9dbfd6190b371c7eec0f0.jpg)
The same plant as above, different angle
![orchid004.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/599/599d1b2f545f9e4564b9df6f8df76cc5.jpg)
This one is called P. (Flame Arrow x Red Glory) 229 x Nightarrow '2007002'
![orchid017.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/1df/1df8e712ece3ab9f96ddc408ff04ef3f.jpg)
Same as above, different angle
![orchid012.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/a4f/a4fdb95ce5123e61059519241fa59e22.jpg)
This one I forgot to get the label, can someone identify what this is?
![orchid008.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/b9d/b9d5e7dbf2acb291c58339e44f52ed6c.jpg)
Same plant, different angle
![orchid023.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/3f7/3f734d25943a88def12f64d419942349.jpg)
![orchid021.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/93c/93c9fcbba659eea53e3f7a79143f0632.jpg)
A cymbidium, can't remember the name of the plant, it is outside.
Hope you all enjoy the pics. :clap: