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Thanks everyone for the ID given I would take as Phrag richterii really appreciate it.

Cool.

2 spikes hmm interesting another 2 months time your garden will look like a heaven.

Both are beautiful but I like the mirchan...congrats.

Amazing very beautiful I like the darker color dorsal...wow.....Bravo.

I'm not very good in this genus so confusing he told me that it is phrag brasiliense which is very rare ...like to share with all.

Thanks everyone.

And the size even bigger than the species above.

Chances 50:50 but the above concolor so dominant could be for the future.

Indeed very odd.

The photo as below.

Actually the history begin with the plant got Erwinia Bacterial Soft Rot at the bottom leafs cured with cinnamon solution and later from the single stem emerging 2 spikes so weird, I'm considered very lucky as the spikes finally opened for me despite with some insects chewing the petals. I...

I didnt expect the outcome of crossing is like this and the flower is huge as compared to their parent.

Would like to share this primary hybrid between concolor and spicerianum, the odd about this plant single stem gave rise 2 spikes so weird.

The shape is very unique and pretty.

That great troy one day the roth will bloom for you be positive. Under my atmosphere a part from paphs I have some Cattleya species, large number of vanda species, Dendrobium species too, nice collection of Phalenopsis species, some Bulbos and gastrochilous .They are happy under my care but need...

Here I attached more clear pictures. I have been collecting the the Paph species since last year and the most regular blooms are under the section Brachy such as niveum, concolor bellatulum the rest still under observation and now observing species like sukhakulli, hainanense, potentianum ...

My bellatulum 4 months post deflasked.

Everything looks fine and great but Im curious about the leaves pattern maybe to early to comment.

I will take a better photos later, by the way I live in Malaysia and only have 2 seasons here wet and hot. There no resting period for the above species thanks for your comment.