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This is P.philippinense. I received the plant with yellowish leaves. 1/2 year of urea and the plant was green again. Now it has a completely normal color even without urea.

You can change to a fertilizer with urea as N source. Within half a year you should get good results. After this time I stopped using urea and didn't use fertilizer at all to get new roots starting. Urea generally slows down root growth or stops it completely, but it is good to produce new...

Someone going to Yverdon (CH) April 30th to May 3rd, 2015? Info: http://www.orchideesemotion.ch/

That is porbably one of the best dianthums I have seen so far! Self it!

Very unusual color for stonei and good petals. Special, but personally I prefer the ones with a dark color of the pouch.

I like it as long as the lip is different in colour and shape.

@ Cat: Don't understand fabrice wrong. Alot of seed I have comes from him. So noone knows better what sharing means than him. ;)

@ Fabrice: you will receive flasks too of course :rollhappy:;)

I have philippinense x roth, saint swithin x saint swithin and 6 different roth crosses on the bench righ now. Will contact you when they are available if you are still interested at that time.

That's a very good MK. Like the red petals!

I am glad it is alive. The more living plants we have the more pollen we can share in the future :clap:

I didn't know that phrag x mexi crosses have been produced to a size to be deflasked.

The holy grail! I love MM.

A nice roth, but I don't think that the parents are correct. Sometimes this happens from Taiwanese nurseries. I've heard alot of stories... Looking forward to seeing the MM next to it.

Such a nice species! Congrats You absolutely have to cross them, could defintely produce up to 4 pods on those two plants (i mean 2 per plant).

I don't think it is Paul Parks, because the pouch is too yellow. One thing is sure: philippinense and sanderianum are in there. If the staminode wasn't so red I would have guessed that it is a straight Michael Koopowitz...

Yes, absolutely. Some roths increased from 24cm to 32cm ns. And the flower count increases too.

I would not have seen the fairrieanum in it. Interesting cross.

That's a very good lady isabel with nice petals.