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Hi, yes that sounds about right. The location is towards the lower end of Cameron Highlands / Bertam Valley. It is usually misty in the mornings, and quite thick mists occur after rains.

Someone asked about how paphs shown in another of my old threads (FOMOS local show) were grown in Cameron Highlands, so *bump* :D

Here you go: http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39904&highlight=cameron

I do remember.. :poke: All those large specimens were grown by the same person. His mix contains mainly fern root, mixed in with some stone, pumice, leca, charcoal. I think I have posted photos from visiting his place sometime last year.

I initially thought it could be a natural hybrid between tonsum and javanicum, but the original poster in Facebook says these grow in rather large natural populations, not just a few plants..

Beautiful flower and gorgeous leaves on those plants..

Wow.. you can bloom a gig indoors! :clap::clap::clap:

The almost all green dorsal is interesting, never seen this in a lowii before..

Love the last pic.. quite a show! :clap::clap::clap:

Nice! Many Thai growers also have this red/blackish line of godefroyae now..

F3 sanderianum? Interesting...

Beautiful! I love the naturally pendant inflorescences.

Wow.. I love the compact habit.. My SS is a monster and is still not blooming yet.. would love to have several plants like yours to take its place.. :p

In my experience growing paphs indoors by an apartment window for 1 year now, I have no issues with multiflora seedlings or brachys. Several multiflora hybrids which I got as large seedlings have nearly doubled in size in 1 year. The ones that suffer most are thin-leaved barbata types, except...

Has it been cultivated for long or was it collected in low spike, like paphs in Asia often are (sadly)..?

Gorgeously haunting white butterfly.. :)

Houghtoniae for me!

pristine plant and pics as always..

That's a monster!

To have paphs cut flowers is still a mind-blowing concept to me, as I have never seen it here.. These appear to grow very well in a Mediterranean climate..