Paph. Sander's Pride

[Drorchid]

One of my favorite multifloral Paph's: Paph. Sander's Pride (stonei x sanderianum):

Robert

 

[Gilda]

:clap::clap::drool: Beautiful !! Is that a first blooming ?

 

[neo-guy]

WOW!
Peter T.

 

[Drorchid]

:clap::clap::drool: Beautiful !! Is that a first blooming ?

Yes it is.

Robert

 

[tocarmar]

Robert,
Very nice!!
tom

 

[Candace]

Love it. I need one.

 

[Elena]

Love it. I need one.

Ditto. I love stonei and its hybrids and this one is definitely a must have.

 

[SlipperFan]

One of my favorite multiflorals.

 

[Nutz4Paphs]

Stunning. I love stonei too. I have a small handful of them and their hybrids are usually quite amazing too. WOW!

 

[carrilloenglish]

For a first bloom seedling, I would snatch it up in a minute.

Christian

 

[biothanasis]

Amazing!!! I love it!!!

 

[Corbin]

That is one nice paph. Robert.

 

[bench72]

very nice and great petal length.

Just wondering is there any truth to stonei (and it's progeny) having a reputation for being slow growing?

 

[rdlsreno]

Awsome!!!!:drool::drool::drool: Love the color!!!

Ramon

 

[emydura]

Very nice.

DAvid

 

[JeanLux]

very nice performance for a first bloomer!!! Jean

 

[@n@iwod]

o doubt, we recognize here the parents. it is very beautiful. Bravo

 

[Sangii]

awesome !

just wondering : is the "floppy aspect" of the leaves usual for this hybrid or is there a specific reason for this ?

 

[GuRu]

Amazing, multiflorals and their primary hybrids (amongst multiflorals) are always spectacluar. At least in my eyes but they've got one disadvantage - they grow big and therefore need more space than other paphs.

Best regards from Germany, rudolf

 

[Heather]

Nice job, Robert et. al.

Mine took much more after the stonei parent so it's always interesting to see.
I think Brian has that plant now??

My stonei were slow growing, indeed, and Rudolf, yes, that was what ended my addiction to kolopakingii hybrids. I love them to death but MAN are they huge!