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The leaf of compactum is similarly like standard philippinense, broader and softer, but smaller in size. While the leaf of roebelinii is narrow, hard and thick. Attached picture is a comparison between both varieties. I took this picture two months ago. In the picture, the right side two plants...

Looks more like a compactum. philippinense var. compactum. According to the shape of leaves, and flower.

I personally believed, it is more trust-able that to separate the difference of varieties of philippinense by form and texture of leaf, than by the form of the flower. I had been growing several tens of standard philippinense wild collections 30 years before. Their form of flowers were variable...

Beautiful curving petal! I like it much! According to the shape of broader, and soft leaves, I think the colored one is a standard philippinense, not a roebelini.

I have a question. The name "platyphyllum" was being accepted in 2001. But the name "Yellow Tiger " was registered in 1984. Why in RHS Orchid Register said, it is platyphyllum x glanduliferum? I feel confused. The clone I posted here which was imported into Taiwan before 2000, early than...

Paph. Yellow Tiger = stonei x glanduliforum I think this clone had gotten the good characters of both parents, and the flower size is also bigger than parents, DS 5 cm.

From the color pattern of dorsal, petal and pouch, and the form of petal, think it has philippinense inside. Not supardii itself, or David Ott. But I cannot sure if it is supardii x philippinense straightly. Maybe other species inside too. Mislabeled is always a trouble thing!

This cross is easy blooming. Once the new growth is mature, will coming bud. It is possible to bloom in late fall. In Taiwan, can see the flower from Oct. to June. I also have a few blooming or budding now.

Those were a few I had been bloomed of same grex.

Paph. God's Lady Lady Isabel x leucochilum This is a selected clone from seedlings I made.

I registered the name "In-Charm Cloud" in 2006. It is (In-Charm White x godefroyae fma. alba).

Hi Canh, Would you please describe a bit about the condition of its habitat? Thank you very much!

Would you please teach me where to get this article? I'm eager to read it. Thank you very much!

In your attached picture, already stated, roebelinii is smaller than philippinense, in all aspects. In fact, the leaves length of roebelinii can be as longer as philippinense, when it is well grown, just thiner in leaves broader. The most easy of separating point is substance. roebelinii is...

The right side two, smaller and thinner leaves, are roebelinii. Both are wild collections. The left side two, larger and broader leaves, are normal philippinense. Both are seedlings.

Lebeau = Transvaal x rothschildianum. I like the red pouch and wide dorsal, about 6.5cm. Originally it was come from Japan more than 20 years ago. I think this one is Vanguard's Lebeau. In the past, I think vanguard, Transvaal and Transdool were mixed. Because their Cochlopetalum mothers were...

This picture is also a comparison between both. They are blooming now.

According to the picture, from the shape of the plant and the leaves, I think it is a normal philippinense, not var. roebelinii. I have a few wild clone of roebelinii. The leaves of roebelinii is more thin in width and harder in substance. The picture is a comparison of plant shape between both...

Bloomed this (Vanguard x henryanum) in three years deflasking. Plant is still small, about 20cm more of leaf length. Should be bigger and more flower per spike in the future.

About 30cm in single leaf length. Smaller in first blooming. The picture is a first blooming of (Vanguard x helenae), over 20cm in leaf length.