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Wenshanense semi album? I see the spike and undersides of the leaves are still purplish in the last pic. Usually pure albas have green spikes.

Beautiful! I think I saw this on your Youtube channel just yesterday.. :D

Great growing! This is one of the most beautiful hangianum hybrids in my eyes.. :D Can't wait for my 2 seedlings to grow up (are they terribly slow?).

All schomburgkias (at least the more common ones) seem to be slow but very easy plants. Needs tons of light. My tibicinis is in a pot but I have another one with more cattleya-like bulbs which I divided and tied several pieces on a dead tree stump in full sun. All are taking off, producing...

Happypaphy, I think it is Thunia Gattonensis.

Gorgeous clone, John! Can this be grown at the same temperature as arundina or cooler? That is one huge landscape plant, Jean..! :p

Beautiful!

Looks quite similar to my Heeder Fladder (primulinum x godefroyae) which I posted here before. With Pinocchio as a parent, I think your flowers are likely larger than mine..

Such oddball curiosities! Nature is great! :)

Great specimen of Gatton Sunray.. :D

Super!

LOL. This is a lesson for all of us who like to grow seedlings especially.. :rollhappy: :p

Those bulbs look like miniature tortoise shells :)

Fantastic!

Maybe an S. Gratrix? Some of the S. Gratrix from Thailand have really broad leaves on chunky plants that look very much like bellatulum.

Very happy virens!

Elegant presentation and lovely blooms.. I think lowii spikes are best presented naturally like this one.. :)

Very nice.. Is this one of the more compact stonei or one of those with gigantic leafspan (> 1m)?

Now that I am growing many paphs indoors (by an apartment window), I mist leaves on some nights, but when I do, I turn on a fan for air circulation. If I do not turn on the fan, I end up with some leaf rot issues. This applies under my tropical lowland setting.

Very colourful! I love it..