Nothing wrong with red paph?
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paphioboy
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Are you freaking kidding me..? There are red hangianums..? :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: All those folks in the states are gonna kill you for this.. 
Yoyo_Jo
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Is that what they are? Wow - gorgeous blooms!
Rick
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Are you freaking kidding me..? There are red hangianums..? :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: All those folks in the states are gonna kill you for this..
READY TO DIE??:evil:
IWANTYOURREDHANGIANUMS!!!
NYEric
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In charm had red hangianums at WOC. We were just a little slow to get there. Thanx for sharing. Home Depot..heh heh..
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goldenrose
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....and the torture continues!
Even better than a lot of other red hangs I've seen in the pictures. I am glad that not all of the best plants end up in Taiwan & Japan.
Congratulation, you are one of the most lucky person on earth.
Somebody told me that the red spotting on the sheath( the small vertical mini leaf-like that protects the flower bud, before the spike lengthens) is an indication of red flower but I saw one plant w/ green sheath w/ more red blush flower than another w/ the red sheath.
Could you help debunk that myth for us, are your two plants have red sheath or normal green sheath. How do they compare w/ the sheaths of the yellow hangs?
Congratulation, you are one of the most lucky person on earth.
Somebody told me that the red spotting on the sheath( the small vertical mini leaf-like that protects the flower bud, before the spike lengthens) is an indication of red flower but I saw one plant w/ green sheath w/ more red blush flower than another w/ the red sheath.
Could you help debunk that myth for us, are your two plants have red sheath or normal green sheath. How do they compare w/ the sheaths of the yellow hangs?
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Kevin
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So, are they, or are they not available in the U.S.? I assume you are talking about the Miami WOC.
SlipperKing
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Hein,
What about the base of the plants, Red? or no Red?
Most of the pictures that peoples put up on websites around the world never shown that far down the plants, so I never notice whether any plant has red base or not.
Wish more peoples show & discuss about the whole plant feature, and what is the telling sign of a red flower plant.
If you look at the Photo that posted by Baodai, the 3rd red flower from left seems to have a pigment sheath (but the lighting & focus is not clear enough for me to be sure) I could not see any sheath from the rest of the other 3 plants to guess.
Eric, do you remember seeing whether those plants at WOC have red base or not?
likespaphs
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this is all based on rumor but i think that the few flasks at the woc were allowed legal status by the fws officers. i may be very wrong and would appreciate anyone with more accurate info chiming in...
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I never know hangianums had a red form. What that will do for hybridizers!
NYEric
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If I find these in a Home Depot in this area I'm running away as fast as possible so the CITES police don't follow me home!
BTW, yes, they are in the US of A, availability[?] don't hold your breath.
If I find these in a Home Depot in this area I'm running away as fast as possible so the CITES police don't follow me home!
BTW, yes, they are in the US of A, availability[?] don't hold your breath.
From now on, when I go to Home Depot, I will be looking for them.
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