Paph species

[DIN]

Need help for the ID. Thanks in advance.

 

[troy]

Druryi x villosum? Or a different form of coccianum, it is agood flower!!

 

[labskaus]

A compact plant with narrow, non-erect leaves having just a little purple at the base, with no spots or stripes?
Looks like Paph. coccineum (barbigerum var. lockianum) to me.

 

[SlipperKing]

Interesting but don't know

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[Ozpaph]

nice dorsal colouration

 

[blondie]

It's a lovely looking bloom

 

[Leo Schordje]

hermanii?

 

[PaphMadMan]

I'd go with Paph coccineum.

 

[Hien]

I assume that it is a coccineum

 

[ksriramkumar]

Concur with folks, coccineum is closest I can think of

 

[Guldal]

Is it pure coccineum?

Or taking a long shot - might we be in the realm of gratrixianum x charlesworthii:
http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sl...tomgeoip=&cap=1&cbstore=1&vd=0&lb=&fi=2&edrf=

 

[Hien]

Is it pure coccineum?

Or taking a long shot - might we be in the realm of gratrixianum x charlesworthii:
http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sl...tomgeoip=&cap=1&cbstore=1&vd=0&lb=&fi=2&edrf=

it is hard to say it is a hybrid .
it depends on whether the plant was sold directly by the native highlander or a commercial nursery , if DIN lives in Vietnam , where many species plants came directly from nature , then I don't think it is a natural hybrid from gratrixianum x charlesworthii ( i don't think charlesworthii is listed as growing in Vietnam, perhaps Canh can tell us if charlesworthii also grow in Vietnam)

 

[DIN]

Thanks all for the thoughtful suggestions and opinions I think it's a fruitful discussion. Seems like it is indeed a Paph coccineum then.