Paph. intaniae

[Spaph]

First blooming, a plant I bought a couple years ago from John M.

 

[Guldal]

It's such an interesting novelty...funny shape, but very good and saturated colours! Thanks for sharing...and for the in-toto pic of the plant, too!

Kind regards,
Jens

 

[Ozpaph]

very nice form

 

[dodidoki]

Very nice flowers, one of my favoutite sp.Leaves look a bit chlorotic.My experience that it likes shade and does not tolerate bright light well.In shade it produces nice dark bluish green leaves with nice characteristic yellowish white stripe on margins.

 

[John M]

VERY NICE! Congratulations! I don't know a lot about this one; but, I think a multigrowth plant will produce more blooms per stem in the future. That being said, these are a good size, form and colour. If the photo is the correct colour, the foliage does look a bit too yellow. Try lowering the light intensity and/or adding some Epsom Salts to the fertilizer water (1 ml per liter). I find my plants become pale/yellow in the summer, when light is strong, unless I add the Epsom Salts from early April through to the end of September.

So glad you got this and that it's bloomed so well for you!

 

[dodidoki]

 

[Spaph]

Thanks John for the culture tips! and dodidoki for your plant's photo, I reorganized a few things in the greenhouse and found a shadier home for the plant The photo is more yellow than real life, but still too much light.

 

[bulolo]

Is this species in the US?

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[emydura]

Very nice. This species does have a nice tall spike.