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But Leslie it is not a JB it is named as Paphíopedilum Wössner Black Wings officially some years ago by the breeder Franz Glanz. It is really an excellent clone, especially with so many flowers.

The name nigritum was used very often for plants which look like barbatum or near barbatum, but also for plants which look more like lawrenceanum. But the base for the name is the description and the herbarspecimen nit the labels at the plants. Cribb analyzed the specimen and as a result he...

I will be there and try to bring also my books with. I hope that the 3rd volume of my Paphiopedilum book will be ready at this time.

Interesting is also that this species came in trade also as Phragmipedium amazonica, Phrag. peruviana or Phrag. topperi. I have seen also in culture plants labeled as ecudorense. These were used also for hybridization. It is really time to accept the name Phrag. richteri Thanks also Frank and...

I had forgotten to write. Really an excellent cultivated clone, congratulation to the grower!

I must correct you in spelling the correct name. The species was desccribed as a distinct species. One of the reason in the description was thet the inflorescence was branched an flowerd longer then most of the other species. The longest inflorescences, which we saw before the description was...

Here is the program!!

You can find some of these hybrids in the book Dankopedilum. Hybrids which were created in the nursery Royal Orchids in Germany. The owner Hilmar Doll and his gardener Günther Dankmeyer produced really a lot of them. Here some examples Rene-Doll - rothschildianum_x_Winston-Churchill Dollomite -...

Franz Glanz has many plants more of this hybrid in trade,

It is really in the middle between the parents. Thanks.

Really interesting result. Have you also a picture of the plant tet we can imgaine the dimensions of plant and flower. Many thaks for sharing Olaf

The cross was sold by Popow. Here an example

Where does the plant came from? China or Vietnam? It is difficult to decide if it is a true hirsutissimum or the var. esquirolei?

sounds well that so many interesting persons will come. There is also an interesting presentation of Franz Glanz together with me about all of his hybrids in the last 50 Years. Here with Paph. Wössner Winston Magic and Wössner China Moon

The best is also to reduce your wishes. Paphiopedilum glanduliferum is a missed species. Nobody in the last 100 years has seen it and we know only an old print of. Paphiopedilum gardineri is only a synonym and the name was often used in trade for a Paph. praestans. Here the print of Cypripedium...

Perhaps the included article about the history of Paph. platyphyllum can help you for clearing your questions.

You can read also the article of Kyle Lucyk from Canada, who has worked a long time with the living plants of both species.

This was the first edition, published before Guido's book and Phillip's book was published. Now also the second edition was sold. I think there is only one book more. It was sold also to USA..

I will there too, but I will talk about Phalaenopsis species and hybrids. See you!

Phragmipedium dalessandroi is a species but was mixed so often in culture that you can trust not often what you have seen. I had the possibility to see the species in nature and have seen the first plants in Europe in the collection of Jersey. Around 10 years ago Ken Lucyk tried to explain very...