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I am sowing six roth crosses next week. But I sow from green capsule, so I don't think that the seed will be ok after shipping because of contamination of the embryo, right?

That is something indeed. Congrats on this one!

Nice kolo congrats!

Nice! An early sandie!

That is awesome!

'Grüezi' from Switzerland!

For all the guys from Europe: I will do a big import from Taiwan with CITES and Phyto. Species included are: -philippinense -rothschildianum -praestans -wilhelminae -parishii -dianthum -gigantifolium Prices are around 40Euros for FS plants (except gig). I need to get a re-export...

Thanks everyone for the links. I think I will try the Malmgren media for the Cyp. dickinsonianum seed. Small chance to get them to grow, but the same thing was said about the irapeanums and they grow very well now in Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and some other countries in Europe :clap:

Looking good so far. Do you think it's gonna bloom?

That for sure is one of the best parishiis I have seen

Hi everyone! I am new to cyp sowing. I have done alot of paph so far, but I don´t think that I should use the P6668 for cypripedium too, right? What are you guys using? Thanks in advance!

The roth looks good so far. The new leaf looks promising too so nothing to worry about. And the behaviour is normal, no elongated internodes whatsoever. Good luck

I am pretty sure that this is a roth. No hybrid for sure, because the roth staminode would show that. In fact there have to be lots of uniform plants to say it is a variety. Perhaps there are lots of those out there. Who knows?

Nice plant, but it's a phrag in the paphs section :poke:

Nice dark cross. Wow the roth took its time to rebloom!

4 flowers and 29cm is a good first blooming, that's for sure

I did a lot of 3d printing in the last couple months. It works quite well actually, but I don't think that the neo pot is worth the price.

Well, if kolo is a species we should have left in the jungle, I don't want to know what ppl think about ooii. Nevertheless these species (and also supardii btw) are botanically interesting. And this is a very important thing for me and for many of you guys on ST, right?

The left one starts at the base of an old growth which is pretty normal. Much better is the situation you have on the right side. The new growth comes out of a young and half mature growth. When your plant does that it can grow into a clump very quickly and it means that your culture is perfect...

4 is pretty good for dianthum. A friend of mine visited a nursery where 500 dianthums with giant clumps were grown. Only very few of them flowered with a flower count in the region of an average parishii. There is a cold period in this region btw with frost at night.