My Garden of Paph

[emydura]

WOW. What a collection. Almost senses overload.

Thanks for sharing. The red Paph godefroyae TOD75 is outstanding. The Paph Karl Ploberger is nice too.

I agree.

 

[abax]

Oh my goodness, what a lovely garden you have! The
hang. did it for me, but all are stunning.

 

[Mark Karayannis]

You deserve a big bravo. Congratulations

 

[Brabantia]

Very nice collection !

 

[Guldal]

OMG! Paphi-heaven on earth! :clap:

I tend to have a weakness for anitum and druryi (and what a well grown plant, you have there!)

 

[Mocchaccino]

Thank you all

OMG! Paphi-heaven on earth! :clap:

I tend to have a weakness for anitum and druryi (and what a well grown plant, you have there!)

Paph. druryi might be quite tricky to grow under suboptimal culture condition. Mine had been 6 years old. It was once poorly cared and suffered from disease.





Now with a better environment, it revived and fluoresces for me, that I am so relieved.

 

[GuRu]

Holy cow!! Plenty of lovely Paph flowers, one prettier than the other one. It's almost impossible to choose a favourite. Furthermore, nobody mentioned this so far, very well photographed as well.

 

[SlipperFan]

WOW. What a collection. Almost senses overload.

My exact thoughts!

 

[raymond]

very nice

 

[Ozpaph]

most of these deserve their own posts!
How many anitums do you have????!!!!

 

[fibre]

You definitely wont be disappointed. The intense red is pretty stable throughout thr cross. The only matters is size and shape

Size isn't a matter for me but rot is. They are VERY prone to rot and difficult to keep healthy for a long time. And these are soo expensive....

 

[Mocchaccino]

most of these deserve their own posts!
How many anitums do you have????!!!!

I have 4 in total. They are really slow growers but I can see they are speeding up as they get more used to the current culture condition.

 

[Mocchaccino]

Size isn't a matter for me but rot is. They are VERY prone to rot and difficult to keep healthy for a long time. And these are soo expensive....

Exactly! Dwarfs are really prone to rot. I loss quite a number of different grexes.
But my addiction to godefroyae hasn't changed. The only thing I keep in mind is to spend as little as possible for one godefroyae. Spending hundreds or thousands for a single rot?! No way!

 

[Nicole_E]

Wow what an amazing collection! Love your photos too stunning blooms


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