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I have a full pot of one from a member of the Atlanta Orchid Society who was divesting of her collection. It's from Orchidbabies in Alabama, as I recall. It's big enough to divide to a number of 4" pots.

Re fragrance, and oddly enough, I've encountered one fairrieanum that was fragrant '('Bold Venture' AM/AOS), and one niveum (no clone name, an import from Thailand in the mid 80s).

Very nice.

2-3" leaf span. I think they do better in pots, the ones potted into 4" are blooming size but sold.

Thinking more about petal angle than saturation of near black, which I'm sure is more or less recessive.

I took a look at their website. I see they've bought in plants of rothschildianum from Orchid Inn (now out of business), Orchidweb, Paph Paradise, and have some of their own as well. The one that looks most like yours is Paphiopedilum rothschildianum (‘Paradise City’ x ‘Dark Angel’)

This thread's gotten pretty long! Lots to say about it. Here we've had judges dying off, literally, and luckily have a half dozen students, of whom four are industrious and eagerly becoming knowledgeable; a first year associate who already is very knowledgeable. Even those who seem a little...

Very nice. May I ask who sold it to you? Might give me a clue about parentage. I'll be interested to see natural spread in a week or so, I think it's going to continue opening a bit

I grow them positioned such that the automatic misters that come on when the big fans do act to water them ten or twelve time daily through warm weather.

Well, the 4" sold but I still have smaller ones in baskets, 'Caramel Twist' AM x self

The award description and measurements.

I do have a spare smallish division of 'Bulby Baby' AM/AOS 83 points, 6/6/18. Photos of it attached. At this size, I wouldn't let it carry a seedpod but use pollen from one or two flowers and then pinch off the flowering stem. It looks ready to spike up. As it's a modest size, $150. I'll...

Please do let me know if you're NOT interested, there's another fellow who chimed in last night.

I also have two glanduliferum = praestans, could put your name on them fordivisions when ready. One has an AM and the other is the clone previously owned by Rod Mclellan Co,

Great color great lip, love the veins - not all have them - the flaw I see is the folding on the top of the petals. I'd look at it in judging. I have 'Drago #3' which is similar but I bet yours is not that one.

On the other issues, some folks are shady. Some centers less well informed, but Orchidpro is a huge step up from the Awards Quarterly in terms of seeing what's been done. A species has enough awards? Copout. And yes we joke in our center about the one that always gives FCCs to their favorite...

Pass. Smaller, crowded, less floriferous. What I have my teams do is to look at the lowest recent HCC to see if there's wiggle room. If not, it doesn/t take much to sink it.

If you only want the 4" pots, blooming size (the one from Orchid Inn bloomed, about 13 cm across the petals), that's fine with me, $45 X 2 + 10 to ship = $100.

I went and looked, there are six in 4" pots - just potted, but had outgrown the compot. About 3 inch + leaf span, could bloom in 3-4 years. i'd say $25 each at this point. How many of those would you like?

I remembered finally, the plants are from Kerry Richards. The ones I crossed of them are 'Foamy' AM x 'Dumbotron' HCC, picked pretty much randomly from my plants. Let me see how many I potted up and if more are ready for 4". I'd say $45 each at this stage. There might be a division of one or...