Paph. myanmaricum and godefroyae

[Hieu Huynh]

Hi Slipper hobbyists, these are Paph. myanmaricum and godefroyae in my garden. I'm overjoyed since this is the first time I have 2 Paph blooming at the same time under my care. I'm wondering if the hybrid of myanmaricum and godefroyae exists in the market?

 

[JeanLux]

The RHS database does not seem to have a cross with Paph myanmaricum yet !! Jean

 

[Guldal]

God, I'm dying! That myanmaricum...!!!!

And it kind of look relatively immense! Is it?!

Kind regards, Jens

 

[Ozpaph]

well flowered

 

[NYEric]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. So jealous!

 

[gego]

Very nice flowers and good growing. Is your garden outside? I would think so.

 

[chris20]

Both wonderful—myanmaricum is stunning!

 

[Hieu Huynh]

Very nice flowers and good growing. Is your garden outside? I would think so.

Thanks for your nice comment. Yes, my garden is outside.

 

[werner.freitag]

very nice flowers ! congratulations !

and again a form of P. godefroyae or leucochilum as it appears in nature, the dark spotted forms come only from breeding whatever.......sorry

 

[Hien]

Hi Slipper hobbyists, these are Paph. myanmaricum and godefroyae in my garden. I'm overjoyed since this is the first time I have 2 Paph blooming at the same time under my care. I'm wondering if the hybrid of myanmaricum and godefroyae exists in the market?View attachment 15987 View attachment 15988 View attachment 15985

you could put the pollen from godefroyae on the myanmaricum and vice versa. However if I have that myanmaricum plant in flower , I would rather pollinate it to itself than making a hybrid .