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Impressive plant and great culture. Thanks for posting.

As John said. Also, soil nitrogen will quickly drop as microbes break down the wood fibre mulch so be sure to add pine needles in with your mulch and fertilize lightly in the fall and again in early spring. I just over distribute a light application of my lawn fertilizers...just be sure not...

Looks to me like a Columbianum, albeit one with light coloured petals...similar to those offerred by Froshe

Lovely, vigorous plant. Are you growing under lights, greenhouse and/or windowsill?

Great, intense colour and lovely form. Is the short florescense due to lighting or genetics?

Nice indeed. Should sell well.

Great looking dunkel. Great size and form. Beautiful leaves and a fragrance to boot! Congats.

Very nice plant and flower. As a dend devotee I have to ask, what is the dendrobium to the left of your lovely paph?

Love those CU pics. Can't wait to hear J-P's verdict.

Beautiful from this end. Btw. What is the slipper in the bottom left foreground of your pic?

Lovely low light paphs. Another one to add to my 'bucket list.'

Very nice clump. Much nicer than a single flower.

Now that is one lovely group and presentation. Group plantings are always more dramatic and this is certainly no exception. I wish I had the room to do this!

Great group shot. Your HP is really neat/unique...I always think of them in varying grades of pink and white. Can you elaborate on the plant name, parents and source? Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for posting... How do you ever find time to do in situ tours with local shows like that?

Waaay to go. Nice vigorous plant. Must be the water!

Very nice. Just checked my notes and I have not had a hybrid with flavum branch.

I love the intense colour. Please keep posting pics and updated info. Regardless of what you learn, it is a 'keeper' by every definition.

Well done. Lovely flower.

Love the whole package. Great pic as well. Thanks for sharing.