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Thanks Frank. We've been reading your Phrag publication in the Slipper Alliance all week as we made are way to Redlands!

I'm here NOW! Where will everyone be on Friday? Opens at 10AM

Elaborate Stephen please

Almost a perfect circle in itself!

I have the same cross Xavier and I suspected the same. I could never find a good picture of the Joan ID plant.

How many?

Sweet! Tom, did you pick up any viniferum from Paph Paradise?

Thanks Duck and good question Stephen. The plants come in pristine condition. Then a week or two later this spotting starts on the bottom leaf(s). I'll spray the infected areas with ZeroTol HC but it doesn't slow the spread making it necessary to cut.

Tony and Happy, I didn't really save any of the spotted leaves I cut from the roths, which in hindsight it would of been a good topic for the problem section here. I do have this leaf from a non- roth plant still coming from Hawaii. Tony is this what you are seeing as well?

I need to add clarity here. My current fertilizer schedule has been in place for about 3 years now. This roth and quite a few others came to me starting the first of April as part of Sam's liquidation. Only the roths I received had leaf tip cuts. Maybe 4-5 of the 6 plants. None of the other...

A tough plant to survive 100 years.

Yes if it really is this!LOL I was able to take another in the greenhouse with the sun setting. It shows a truer green color

I do know the parents. I was hoping Xavier would tell us without knowing up front. 'New Horizon ' x 'Raptor ' 5.5cm & 27cm. The color is more green then yellow but its difficult to capture with a cell phone.

I do use potassium in the form of KSi and haven't really had a leaf tip issue with any of the other paphs. Hopefully this plant will reset in its new home. I have another half a dozen roths with missing leaf tips before receiving them as well. Hopefully they will also reset. I'm more concerned...

Finally bloomed a half decent roth. Although I didn't initiate the spike, Sam did.

Hey, you can't beat a blooming stonei! Whata beauty!

I know Olaf. Its just fun stuff to post to give you Taxos something to talk about!

Yeah, this is my current way of growing these more difficult species. Two things I'm trying to accomplish, no rot and grow roots.

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind when I get my first one!

A rare sight which I assume will become more common. Any special needs that you have discovered?