WANTED: paph mastersianum &/or primaries:

[pouchman]

Hello:
I am looking for paph mastersianum, preferrably blooming size or near, and will consider primary hybrids with mastersianum in it.....
Surely someone out there has them available??????

 

[Bob in Albany N.Y.]

How about a William Matthews 'Knobcreek' AM/AOS divison from Hadley at Marriott Orchids?

 

[SlipperFan]

Hello:
I am looking for paph mastersianum, preferrably blooming size or near, and will consider primary hybrids with mastersianum in it.....
Surely someone out there has them available??????

I have a couple of mastersianum crosses, but I cannot make them bloom. Maybe when I have a greenhouse...

 

[chrismende]

I thought I'd answered this thread: contact Dean Hung. He seems to have a line on some.

 

[pouchman]

Bob: I have contacted Hadley for that William Matthews?
Dot: If you get frustrated and want to part with them, let me know.
Chris: he hasn't replied to my requests?

 

[goldenrose]

I have a couple of mastersianum crosses, but I cannot make them bloom. Maybe when I have a greenhouse...

I'm kinda in the same boat but mine have been in a GH! My problem child is a roth x master, I've been treating it more like a roth & it seems to grow fine & the leaf color is good.
I have Hawaiian Wings (hennisianum x master), it an easy shady grower, blooms every winter.

 

[pouchman]

I'm kinda in the same boat but mine have been in a GH! My problem child is a roth x master, I've been treating it more like a roth & it seems to grow fine & the leaf color is good.
I have Hawaiian Wings (hennisianum x master), it an easy shady grower, blooms every winter.

I suppose one of the reasons for my quest is I had a mastersianum, that I got awarded some years ago,:clap:then lost it, as it seems happens when one obtains an award).... anyhow, I have been on a mission to find another one for use in breeding. while the plant itself tends to be a fussy grower at best, it's progeny is much easier to grow and flower, and while I didn't have much success with it's multifloral kids, some of the others, (like Hawaiin Wings) have been much easier to grow and flower, and well,,,, HECK, I just like the plant.....