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Lol. Why focus on canhii? What about hangianum, emersonii, ciliolare, violascens, vietnamense and the like?

Thanks for the pics. I can see Hilmar has got a bunch of delenatii.

Very nice one.

Great unusual background.

Four matured (the leaste interesting), one was empty (thaianum x (roth x anitum)) and I sent them for sowing... no news since end of December ... The two tigrinum capsules are still green tigrinum x niveum and tigrinum x godefroaye.

Wrong! That's randsiixroth.

Indeed!

I've found a low-res pic of Maquoketa on Orchid Plus. Should I pollinate, I'll pick Vacherot's Aladin (the one on the right).

Another F.C. Puddle white.

Milo (insigne x Oenanthum (Harrisianum x insigne)) is Capablanca's parent. According to Gardener's Chronicle of 1894, it was first presented by Veitch as insigne 'Chantinii' x Oenanthum 'Superbum' and seen as "an improvement on Cypripedium Nitens". Btw I wonder why 'Superbum' has been used so...

Another one.

Thanks for the pics! !!

Thanks for the pics.

... how did you know it was Cerritos?

wowwwwwwwwwwwww

One month on, after sitting in a glass of water for 10 days. The shape still holds.

I guess the form is definitive.

This should get you started: La Cour des Orchidées http://lacourdesorchidees.fr/ http://goo.gl/maps/KAaRH A.M Orchidées http://goo.gl/maps/MjuIK Vacherot Lecoufle http://www.lorchidee.fr/ http://goo.gl/maps/ywTlx

I see what your talking about... That's a tough question, especially when the offer is scarce and/or that goods are not interchangeable... Sometimes the seller is just gauging the bidders (e.g the "thaianum album" offer :D) because he has no idea of the price, or that he has nasty things in...