Recent content by SlipperKing

Our own Ross Hella of Deerwood Orchids will be giving us great information on teacup Paph breeding. Many of you probably know Thanh from Springwater Orchids. He will elaborate on cutting edge breeding coming from overseas. Especially some of newest species and their influences in breeding...

Here is my adult plant. The main growth stopped growing, the second has taken off. Under 12 inches

Cool. I noticed the moss growing on the top of mix in another thread of yours.

Apparently, it's all about roots. I've posted my net pot in a solid pot before. This combination creates a saturated air layer between the two pots stimulating the roots to grow through the net into the air layer. I've also added a dash of urea to fertilizing and have noticed my multies picking...

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I have several happy sandies. This one is from Sam when he shut down, is really enjoying something I'm doing right.

I picked 2 flasks from Littlefrog at the end of September last year. They seem to be doing fine. No loses so far.

How long have you had this compot Tony?

For me randsii falls in a group of Philippino paphs with adductum and anitum. There is a reason these species are rare in collections. I find it very difficult to stimulate new root production in all three. Unlike philippinense, lowii and haynaldianum, which are wide spread, these three are...

That is freak'in incredible Justin! Great specimen plant for such a historic clone. You could probably add more letters to end of the name, such as, CCE or CCM!

Nicely done. How many side growths are coming up?

Interesting David. Norito used Jamboree in some form or fashion as a clonal name allot. Those two probably worked a deal out.

Here is another cross from Sam. I think it's a very early one.

Here is Larry

Here is a front shot. I already crossed it with Larry Cox.