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Thank you for your response. Do you know what chemicals are affective against these two you have mentioned?

This turned out not to be spider mite. It is some foul fungal pathogen which allowed entry of secondary bacterial infection which finished it off. The kolopakingii has completely succumbed to it despite being under the fan constantly and treated with powerful doses of hydrogen peroxide. I tried...

Thank you very much for your kind words. :)

First time flowering of my Phragmipedium warszewiczianum var. wallisii! I have had this orchid for a few years now.

Very beautiful. I also have a near-flowering size stonei of this cross. I really hope I can get it to flower in the future.

Thank you very much. :)

Really beautiful! I am trying to acquire a Mt. Toro myself.

I have sprayed all my Paphs with spider mite control a few days ago. I will do so again just to make sure.

Wonderful plants, both are superb! :)

Thank you for the reply Ed. I assume the calcium nitrate does not interfere with any of the components of the rain mix when they are used together?

Thank you for the advice, Ray. Do you advise foliar feeding? At the moment I just apply it to the roots.

Thank you. :)

Thank you. :)

Thank you for your kind words, Angela. :)

Thank you very much. :) I cannot take too much credit for the plant as I have not had it for long.

Hello. I was wondering what members think of my feeding regime (for slippers) and if I should alter it in anyway? I feed every three out of four waterings, and flush with plain water on the fourth. I use either tap water or rain-water. The tap water is soft. With fertilisers I alternate...

I will do that next time. :)

Thank you. Because I wanted to show all the flowers open, in my initial thread only one flower was open...

Really pretty! I have got a near-flowering size one of these.

Paphiopedilum Predacious (adductum x glanduliferum) with all flowers open. This is an update on my previous post: https://www.slippertalk.com/threads/paphiopedilum-predacious-adductum-x-glanduliferum.49521/