naoki
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Fairly normal looking brachys, but I was having fun with a new lens: Olympus 60mm/2.8 macro. I have a few macro lens, but this is a pretty nice lens, and I'm pretty happy about it so far. Olympus has been always strong in macro-photography. The photos were taken about a month ago.
I got both species from Orchids by Hausermann.
This is the 1st time flowering:
Paphiopedilum bellatulum 'Fv' x sib, CH-20827
I think P. concolor is Tom Kalina's breeding.
Paphiopedilum concolor 'Select' x 'Fox Valley'
Phalaenopsis tetraspis 'C1' and Paphiopedilum concolor 'Select' x 'Fox Valley'
It's an amazingly vigorous plant, this is the 2nd time flowering. It took 8-9 months to mature the 2nd growth. It has 3 flowers.
This is the 1st time (Oct 2012):
Paphiopedilum concolor
It's interesting how different they are. For the largest bottom flower, NS was 51.58mm in 2012 (1st flowering) and 60.27mm in 2013 (17% increase). The shape is different, too. I personally like the less round, more triangular, 2nd-time flowers, which look more natural to me.
I got both species from Orchids by Hausermann.
This is the 1st time flowering:

Paphiopedilum bellatulum 'Fv' x sib, CH-20827
I think P. concolor is Tom Kalina's breeding.

Paphiopedilum concolor 'Select' x 'Fox Valley'

Phalaenopsis tetraspis 'C1' and Paphiopedilum concolor 'Select' x 'Fox Valley'
It's an amazingly vigorous plant, this is the 2nd time flowering. It took 8-9 months to mature the 2nd growth. It has 3 flowers.
This is the 1st time (Oct 2012):

Paphiopedilum concolor
It's interesting how different they are. For the largest bottom flower, NS was 51.58mm in 2012 (1st flowering) and 60.27mm in 2013 (17% increase). The shape is different, too. I personally like the less round, more triangular, 2nd-time flowers, which look more natural to me.