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Just hugged my dear "Joy!" I wish you success with the selfing!

My thought is that this may well be true, as Popow says. Superbiens and "curtisii" have been genetically mixed for so long that I think it might be pretty much impossible now to reliably define either. The Popow plant, if it is truly a species, with clearly defined and documented habitat, etc...

Terrific, Tyler!

Excellent!

Tim, I love it when you answer questions! We all learn soooooo much!

My plants of this species are in an unheated greenhouse that reaches the mid forties often in the winter here. They do well, either mounted or potted. I don't hold water during the winter, but don't feed until growth resumes.

Great old hybrid! Lovely flowers. Incidentally, the parents are Paph Emerald x Paph Alma Gevaert

Eric, what's the orange one?

John, you really got lucky with that plant! I love your idea of crossing it with your little P. barbigerum album! I'm looking forward to seeing the results in a few years!

Tragic how alone and damaged this plant is. Thank you Mr. Canh, for showing us. I'm glad your work involves assessing endangered orchids! You do a terrific job.

Adorable!

Anthuriums, gesneriads, begonias.

Lovely!

I love this group, too! the flowers last and last and last!

Very nice!

Looks like fun to me! I've been eyeing those ExoTerra boxes at the pet store and online. What temps are you running? What's your goal humidity?

Anyone selling it these days? I'd like to try some too.

These are wonderful plants. I agree that a very cool collection based only on these could be made. Thanks so much for posting that link, Hien!

Doings at The Tiny Jungle AKA LetsTalkPlants Well, as you can see, I've been busy and haven't had time to post here for a long time! I miss you guys, the camaraderie, and all the pics! My business partner, Tony Wells, does the eBay selling and that is going quite well. We have many species...

What's your temperature range and what is your water quality? I'm just beginning to be successful with some cuthbertsonii and have a few crosses of other Dend. species but not that...