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Lovely.

That is great news congrats looking forward your post.

Pyroligneous acid, also called wood vinegar or wood acid, is a dark liquid produced by the destructive distillation of wood and other plant materials. I'm using quite sometimes the roots also leaves looks very nice every time after I sprayed and the smell is unbelievable but still can tolerate...

Indeed I got the division 5 months ago and most probably that was the reason.

Yes is a giant very beautiful I imagine if the petals straight looks even great, at a first glance I thought is Paph superbien

Here I'm using pumice stones along with charcoal and oyster shells as a medium so far doing quite well for me,water once a day and fertilized twice a week with organic and wood vinegar the medium getting more drier towards evening but the moisture remain there. For your info most of the time...

Ha ha :rollhappy:

Beautiful primary hybrid sometimes very difficult to differentiate between the species if we didn't observe carefully.

Continue the next few photos...... interesting.Sorry for the darker background I believe you still can appreciate the photos. Will do better for the future.

It's represent the true color and the pouch exactly or almost similar with the real photo. Will do the next season as the next fan is doing quite well thanks SlipperKing. Here I attached serial photos from lower bud till the flower opened.

Thanks I will do it.

Sure I think I have few will download soon.

Flowers last nearly 3 to 4 weeks unfortunately the bud dropped off for unknown reason. Would like to share this wonderful species from Sulawesi...enjoy.

Thanks all for the compliments.

Indeed, I concur with you thanks SlipperKing.

That is so beautiful shot and nice specimen cxcanh thanks for sharing.

Thanks Tomkalina for additional information and the photo attached everything is more clearer.:)

To be honest I have no idea my friend bought it from the border of Malaysia and Thailand. Could be man made or natural hybrid.

I'm thinking this is primary hybrid just acquired recently could be villosum x callosum any thought nearly 4 inches.

Nice set up and very neat congrats.