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Love this cross and have one already. Would be very happy to buy any of the rejects heading to the bin!

Thank you! Such great advice - done this on a young paph that had an infected leaf and after puncturing the area has dried right up!

Its a great rain cap!

Dorsal sepal flopping over quite a bit but I do like it.

Just moved house so excuse the poor photos. The flower took a few scratches in transit also. Really happy with this one even though the concolor is really out shining the leucochilum, wish I had staked the bud a bit better away from the leaf so the left petal would have flattened out like the...

The curling and the brown spotting on the tips of another leaf in that first photo make me think you're underwatering/not providing enough moisture/ humidity.

American Orchid Society have a nice article on this for orchids generally. https://www.aos.org/orchids/photosynthesis-how-orchids-feed-themselves

Lovely paph, but wow that Neofinetia specimen in the background looks AMAZING!

I struggled to find many good examples online of this species so I was under the impression it was going to grow out like a kolopakingii or roth. 85cm is a monster leaf..

Gotta catch em all!

Lovely plants, Neo's are great value plants; compact, pretty foliage, easy to care for and such a range of lovely fragrant flowers. Now I see I need a green flowered one.. <3

Thanks for the confirmation both of you. I am extra happy!

Bought at Burnham Nurseries, UK in 2012(!) as a seedling this plant has followed me around numerous abodes of the UK growing at a glacial pace. It now has four mature growths, finally flowering from one. I imagine the small, compact nature is more due to environment than genotype? Only three...

Not one of the best but lovely none the less.

Meant to repot but the spikes started coming so I will wait until after. 2 more spikes to bloom. A very easy plant that is bulking nicely. I really like how the flowers colour up over the course of a few days.

Morning Monocotman, Have you posted seperately with more details on your set up? Super interested to learn more as I am reviewing my substrate for phrags as it becomes harder to get good quality bark media in UK.

Love this post! Have a P. supardii for 10 years thats never flowered! (just 4 years more to wait... :D )

Hard to find many in UK but love them and love your culture.

That's a great compact one! Mine needs its own post code..

Hey Tom, Thats a shame to hear! I love the traditional style and I want to do more of it. Would love to see some of your plants