Paphluvr
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Finally managed to get more than one spike per blooming. One double and two single bloom stems. One of the singles was a bit short (the shy one). Overall spread of largest flower is approx. 18.4cm.
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Paph. Iantha Stage 2018
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mrhappyrotter
Grand Chupacabra
The flowers are nice, but that foliage steals the show. Gorgeous leaves!
Wow!
Beautiful plant!
Beautiful plant!
NYEric
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Nice, super-healthy!
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Spectacular!
P.K.Hansen
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Impressive plant, and great flowers too 
its a good cross but so many clones either dont flower or take a long time to flower.
Paphluvr
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Considering the number of mature growths I find the later part of your statement to be true with this plant. It has only bloomed three times previous to this and all those were just a single spike. I also find it somewhat disappointing that the stem is so short and that I just get one or two flowers/stem, given that rothschildianum is one of the parents. Otherwise, one of my favorite plants in my collection.
I think Ive seen one with 3 flowers once, but not more.
I suspect these where made years ago. Id like to see the cross remade with a high flower count roth and a dark suk.
I suspect these where made years ago. Id like to see the cross remade with a high flower count roth and a dark suk.
blondie
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Wow great display, I use to have this hybrid wish I still did as its a lovely hybrid, congrats.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
I would like to inject "long time between flowerings" as well.
When Orchid Zone first bloomed out this cross a number of them were 3 flowered. This increase the sells like crazy. The realization set in, the vast majority were reluctant bloomers and sparse on flowers.
I still have 2 or 3 setting around here somewhere.
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me too!
Justin
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Incredible Don! The fact that you even bloom it is impressive.
Paphluvr
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Just to show that Paphs can be grown and bloomed under less than optimal conditions this is my growing area where this plant has been grown and bloomed. It's on a bakers rake by a door-wall in my dining area with a south-west exposure. All the windows in my condo with adequate light (too much for Paphs and most anything else for that matter) face south-west and are either in the dining area, the great room, or a bed-room with no space for a rack. I have to provide shade for 3-4 hours in the afternoon and the humidity would be considered by most to be too low.
Happypaphy7
Paphlover
Great looking plant!
Well done!
Well done!
Justin
Well-Known Member
Those plants look happy. Nice growing.
I like this one.
Don
Don
NYEric
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Strong plant and I love the blooms. If you ever get rid of it...
SlipperFan
Addicted
Did you get this from Porter's? Congrats on getting it to bloom!
Paphluvr
Well-Known Member
Hi, Dot. No, I think I bought it from somebody on E-bay many years ago as a single growth. I've bloomed it twice before but both times with just a single spike. Unfortunately, I always had good intentions of stopping at Porters when I was passing through the Lansing area but never got there before he closed. Lately all my new additions have been through the MOS Palm Sunday Show.
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