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Collecting plants in Asian countries and Western countries are very different stories. A lot of people said that we have to keep them in wild but who can stay in the forest 24/24 to protect them? How many people from western come to Vietnam each year and buy them with a high price make people...

Hi Angela, I'll show you more picture during the weekend when I have some time. I will make you want to come to Vietnam :)) (just kidding) The picture on the link is my Paph. villosum :)) https://www.flickr.com/photos/147441407@N06/29768640646/in/dateposted-public/

No, It is an original Paph. hangianum from the wild. All of my Paph. hangianum are species. :))

How about rungsuriyanum and canhii? Two small species would make another lovely small species. Next year I will have about 20 Paph. rungsuriyanum available in the US. I just got about 100 new plants in Vietnam last month. The link below is what they look like when they arrived my garden in...

Thank you guys. I just created my flick account, so more pictures of my special slipper will be posted. Best, ThienNgo Le

:)), That makes sense because you just picked the best Paph. hangianum on my collected plant collection. Vietnam has a lot of Paph. hangianum but just a few people in Vietnam have this plant, probably less than 4.

I tried to use flick but don't know why it did not work. Please try with this link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/147441407@N06/29171288864/in/album-72157674112432995/

The elevation in Dalat is about 1500m.

Thank you Angela Yeah, It a little depends on the mix that you use to grow them as well. In the US we don't have many different materials to grow orchids, but in Vietnam we have plenty types of material and it help improving the quality of the flowers a lot. I am planning to bring some over...

Hello everyone, The attached link is some picture of my Paph. hangianum in Vietnam. Those plants are my selected plants. Enjoy the pictures. Best, ThienNgo Le

Thank Chris.

Hi John, I don't remember exactly what the cross is. But I know one of its parents is Paph. rothschildianum. Let me check the name tag and get back to you.

Hi Angela, :)), The attached picture is Phrag. Andean Tears. That guy has been growing in VN 8 months. :))

My collection locates in Dalat, Vietnam. You are welcome to visit. The weather in Dalat is around 25 C, so it good for Phrags. However, some of my friends who live in North Vietnam which the hot weather can still grow Phrags but not besseae cultural.

This is my Phrag. Franz Glanz from OZ

Hi Eteoson, The temperature I have in Vietnam is around 25C and all of my Phrags are doing so well especially kovachii hybrid. The plant on the picture I attached has been grown in Vietnam for 8 months. You can see the new growth is double the old growth. :))

:)), I am a big fan of Phragmipedium and I love growing. I know that it cost much to get Phrags in Vietnam but it worth that. Mt Phrags are doing so well in Vietnam.

Thank you!!!

I know who Mr. Canh is. But he lives in North Vietnam and I used to live in DaLat wich is central highland of VietNam. What I know about Mr. Canh is that he likes to take pictures of orchids in the wild but he does not grow them even Paph. canhii is the one named after him but he does not have...

I am on my way to move them over here; it is just the matter of time. Some day all of them will stand in the US. I also have about 50 Paph. rungsuriyanum out there, the newest Paph that was discovered in the South Eastern Asian. :))