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Looks like the real deal. Craig

Tiny and cute. Craig

Mine was part of my orchid genocide last year. Very nice. Craig

I love the balance between the dorsal and synsepal. Cool. Craig

I've seen several of these and they have all been very consistant. Nice. Craig

What makes it 'var ang thong'? Craig

I'd take one Craig

Sam Tsui for the charlesworthii. His are very large and very nice. Craig

A very nice flower none the less. It does look like a Julius to me as well. Craig

Very nice Craig

Have actually never seen that listing. However, I too have dealt with this vendor, but it has been many years since. I suspect the plant will be exactly what the listing says it is, but make sure you read the listing carefully so there are no surprises. I also will not do business with them...

Why Rick, I am the show chair. Actually I am the co-chair this year....WOO HOO!! Craig

WOW! Stunning Craig

Congratulations!!! Woo Hoo!!!

Rose, I just checked the RHS site and it lists this as Paph Vietenryanum and also states that it is a natural hybrid, but only with gratrixianum as the seed parent and henryanum as the pollen parent. Also in the latest Orchid Digest, the special Paphiopedilum issue, Olaf Gruss uses a...

The Vietenryanum came from Orchidaceae in Walla Walla WA. Here's a link to their website: www.orchidaceae.com The owners are Mark and Joan and they are very nice people too. Craig

I like that award. Maybe the Oregon Orchid Society will have to have a Slippertalk.com Award at our next show. Very cool Craig

I'm not sure. I think it was one of the last ones that I took from Ernie after his talk. I do think when I saw that it was a Wellesleyan cross I snatched it up. I think it was going to be an OOS plant, but I decided to keep all the ones that I got. I'll be donating some of them back to the...

can't wait to see it bloom Craig

You are going to drive me crazy! I can't wait. Craig