Paph batch.

[Roy]

Looking forward to seeing some of these flower this year. Just a few of my Paph Harold Koopowitz seedlings.

 

[likespaphs]

nice...

 

[NYEric]

ditto!

 

[Elena]

Lots of happy babies! Hope you see some flowers soon.

 

[SlipperKing]

Nice Roy. What's the leaf span on the biggest?

 

[dan_t]

Oh my! :drool::drool:

I wish I had room to do something like that - I would love to compare that many of the same cross side-by-side! Just like the farrianum the other week - they are still in my memory! :drool::drool:

Dan

 

[SlipperFan]

Good looking plants.

 

[Roy]

Nice Roy. What's the leaf span on the biggest?

There are 6 that range from 8 to 12 inches and six that go from just over 12 inches up to 15 inches. The grower I bought them from has some in spike now of around the same size as the larger ones.

 

[biothanasis]

Wonderful seedlings!!! Very promising...

 

[Rick]

looks like a bumper crop:clap::clap:

What mix are you using Roy?

 

[Ross]

They all look very strong. I look forward to seeing the flowers.

 

[Roy]

What mix are you using Roy?

Mix is 4 parts composted small grade Pine Bark to 1 part red scoria ( volcanic rock ) The plants are in 3 inch x 4 inch deep pots.

 

[Rick]

Mix is 4 parts composted small grade Pine Bark to 1 part red scoria ( volcanic rock ) The plants are in 3 inch x 4 inch deep pots.

That's a little bit different Roy. How did you come up with this one?

 

[Roy]

That's a little bit different Roy. How did you come up with this one?

There is a commercial grower here that uses it. I have bought many plants from him and those that has been repotted on a regular basis had beautiful roots. I was using bark only and it needed something extra. Perlite (spongerock) is too expensive where I am as are many other possible additives so I used the scoria and haven't looked back with plant growth. The chemical analysis of the rock is very good and helps the plants.