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Welcome from Italy!

Dodidoki, that's very nice!

I recently bought the sayun but mine it's just a tiny seedling, any way I'm Happy because it's a very nice green paph. Congrats Leslie for yours!

Oh! When the flower matures It tends to recurve backwards.

Correction:top left/right/ bottom left/right

From top to bottom: C. Pastoral 'Innocence' C. 'Old Sierra' C. Pastoral 'Innocence' C. " " ( without purle dot in the lip, unfortunately It dropped down from the bench)...

A lovely old friend.

Whatever It is, it's a great flower!

Good to know, thanks!

Thanks for clarification!

Justine and other european guys/gals have you bought any paph from them in the past? Positive feedback? Thanks

Thank you Justine, have had a look at EPC but for now it's sold out, maybe next spring.

I guess a purpuratum

We used to say: " the good wine Is into the small barrel" and your sukh. Is an example! Vivid colours and nice plant overall!

A nice Christmas gift for you. Love hermannii, maybe I will be blooming mine next year, fairieanum Is always a win!

Bravo Guidal!!! Mine wardii and wardii fma aureum are just going to open in the next coming days. We are blessed down here with so many sunny days. But you do just fine even with less than perfect light level!

For now I have yet to find a nursery that carries It in catalogue!(Europe area)

To me one of the most cutie paph around, and yours Is really well grown. May you give some more info about the medium? What kind of gravel? And for basalt you mean black lava scoria? Just in case I will be so lucky to get one! Thank you!

Very nice ibrid!

Thank you! In Italy the most growers (small collections and even large scale) use to lime the bark for 2 reasons: first for the degraded bark quality available on the market and second to balance the acidity of urea based fertilizer (Peters or similar) that are widely used.