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Bark. Anyway I was told this could be Klinge's former motherplant. If this is true, I would expect secret recipes.

There were mostly roots in the previous pot. Last year I took the biggest pot I had and used bark as wedges. A pic is worth a thousand words:

It looks like the aos link no longer works. Here is the one I downloaded last year: http://www.speedyshare.com/g4qdd/Paph-Maudiae.pdf

I find it strange there are so many divisions of the said clones out there. Especially since most are considered 3N :confused:. I also wonder why noone redo the cross. Isn't hyeanum still among us? Not 100% related, but still refreshing: http://www.aosforum.org/pdf/Paph_Maudiae.pdf I seriously...

I borrowed the usb cable to recharge my phone... It's back.

I can assure you the plant is growing by itself. All other hangianum are doing nothing at the moment. There's one thing surprising though: moss is growing on the roots, but there's no substrate! Indeed :p

On the left, a suposedly "Bankhaus". On the right, another selection. I doubt this is "Bankhaus", though the flower wasn't fully open when I shot it. In any case, the one on the right looks far more superior. I'll line up Alma Gevaert and Clair de Lune EVB.

Well done. Amazing.

it looks like this: https://www.orchidweb.com/products/paph-dutch-chocolate~896.html

If I could ship to the US, it would have crossed the Atlantic already! Hirsutissimum alba is readily available here in the EU, contrary to villosum alba. That explains the huge difference in prices as well.

You don't like insigne 'Oddity' ? http://www.orchidweb.jp/orchidshow/shinjyukugyoen2004/paphiopedilum.htm http://www.alba-orchids.jp/ranranlife/photo/Paph_insigne'Oddity'.html

Familly picture:

I think so too, but the tag says otherwise... I'll ship it back to where it comes from.

I've been waiting for this one for a year. You think something isn't quite right ?

Thanks for the feedback. I guess there's no silver bullet.

Colbert is curtisii x (lawrenceanum x L'Yser), registered by Vacherot in 1936. L'Yser parentage is unknown.