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It looks like a Bacterial soft rot. Nasty stuff. You need to quarantine plants immediately. Secondly, I would reduce watering where possible, and reduce humidity. Hopefully someone else will come in with more help.

Looks like someone has dipped a dying paph rhizome in auxin.

That is nice!

Beautiful!

Every time I see this I plant I want one more. Soon.. Soooon! My precious!

Seriously! This whole greenhouse looks staged ;)

That colour is amazing! Shame about the staminode. That yellow on red though, so nice!

That is really nice!

Went last year. Was a great show, met some wonderful people, and bought some awesome plants.

Stunning plant!

Here's Kew's view on the name http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-147243 http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-147075

Love it!

I've found they'll be do okay at those cooler temps, as long as you keep them a tad dryer. Of course, they don't have much in the way of moisture storage, so you have to be careful.

Stunning!

Beautiful! I could happily only a dozen Hanne Popow's.

Really nice!

It had a previous growth, I cannot remember if it had flowered or not, as that growth has died off. I'm curious, why do you ask? =)

From my experience as a windowsill grower: Paph. wardii Paph. callosum Paph. villosum All have flowered for me in lowish light, and low humidity.

I have always been jealous of people who can grow and flower Dendrobiums, and wow! I am very jealous! =D

Really happy with how this one has turned out. A spike of four buds, which are opening sequentially.