paphiopedilum leucochilum black

[Hakone]

Really? THAT is what yo got ot of his comments?

Though I think making broad assumptions about anything is probably ill advised, Hakone's logic is easy to follow. It is a small plant with one growth that hasn't bloomed. Ergo, it is a first bloom plant.

Everything else is conjecture or educated guess. (Both of which are common in all fields, in my experience.)

Hello Brian Monk,

thank you very much , your explanation.

- leucochilum flowers with leafspan about 10 cm (3.937 inch )
- the plant has 2 growths : one old and one young growths
- the old growth flower now

How do you know if it is first blooming ... you haven't seen the second blooming !

Sir ,Please

" USE YOUR EYES AND YOUR BRAIN " , G. BRAEM !!!


Knowledge and experience are different
You can buy knowledge but not experience.

 

[labskaus]

There's so much of conjecture and educated guessing in this thread that I'm getting tired.