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This lovely and huge yellow flower is very attractive in my eyes.

On the one hand if the plants has been 50+ years in the hand of your family it should be a true P. insigne sanderianum which nowaydays not always is a fact because there are some hybrids out there. Also I am not completely sure whether mine plant is 100% P. insigne sanderianum. On the other hand...

Lovely and deeply coloured flower on a looooooooooooooooong stem.

Hello to my neighbour and a warm welcome to ST from Germany and it's a nice Paph. wilhelminae

Looks pretty and very elegant.

Lovely flower .... but you mentioned all good traits already in your text ... so nothing more to say. You can't compare Ecuagenera how it was some years ago obviously with Ecuagenera how it is today .... they seem to have more problems than mislabeled plants. A friend of mine who has purchased...

Lovely flower and nice story. Keep on growing it well.

This is great Lori and congrats to the well deserved award. I wouldn't rely on that because there are so many influences and a well grown or mature plant is only one among some more.

The spike is growing very quickly. 👍

Lovely ones .... But I see a withered sheath, did you think the sheath would be empty ?

This is really high class in all parts .... plant, flowers, flower count etc.

No, you read it right .... but there may be two reasons why it isn't a fma. album. - a mislabeled tag - or genetical reasons ... may be you know if you cross two fma. album there might be progenis which are not fma. album

David, they are great also the Sarracenias

Very pretty flowers but .... I have to agree, not album, not even albino.

Lovely one ... If the photo shows the true colouration .... at least albino like the names of both parts of the parentage and not alba.

Lovely P. thaianum .... and I would think Stephen, it's better it survived and bounced back and you have no idea why than it died and you might know why.

Indeed, it is...

Lovely and as Leslie mentioned ... the petal stance makes the difference to other plants. 👍

Very, very nice hybrid ... this one looks a lot like P. niveum.... but that's no wonder she has 75% niveum blood in her veines.

I missed this thread in 2011 ... but it fascinates me today as well as it would have done in 2011.... and when I scroll down the thread I read a lot of members who don't write here anymore.