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TABLE FENËTRE Phal.aenopsis philippinensis JP 8 Coelogyne Green Dragon AM/RHS 5 pousses 1an 25 Paphiopedilum tonsum JP 1/2ans 10 Paphiopedilum helenae 7 pousses boutonné 30 Paphiopedilum richardianum FF 25 Coelogyne corymbosa (import à raciner) 15 Paphiopedilum victoria mariae (pas courant) JP...

Yes, very nice one. First select generation is always my favorite roth. when the result is like that!

No, I can't stop but I need room, money and more time for me and not for orchids.

Life sometimes requires making decisions. I don't stop orchids but I need to slow down. 30euros minimum order. Add shipping costs. Shipping bare roots when possible. Contact MP. THanks. TABLE FENËTRE Phal.aenopsis philippinensis JP 8 Coelogyne Green Dragon AM/RHS 5 pousses 1an 25 Coelogyne...

From Germany some years ago. Slow but not really difficult to grow. 4 buds, just 2 flowers, probably because of single growth and not very big too. After pictures, I cut the spike.

Very nice flower and plant but not a roth for me. At least Gary Romagna or even Gary Romagna x roth. About staminode, Difficult to see difference when roth genetic is 75% or more...

Just perfect! What are the parents?

Always difficult to cultivate and bloom anitum. Congratulations.

The stance of the 1st one is almost perfect!I like a lot. Of course, the color of the 2nd one is amazing. Do you want my adress for divisions? :rollhappy:

Me too for natural light!!! :) This shot is very nice but impossible with it to see the real color of this roth.

6 cms for dorsal, 27cms for the biggest flower. Too small for the current standard but enough for my eyes.

1st bloom for my last plant of this cross deflasked in 2007. 11 years later! Why? It was an "experiment" plant and it suffered a little.... :eek: I thought it died several times but it's a fighter! Maybe the best of my flask...

Exactly. And the best "old School Roths" (Mont Millais, Rex, Dou Fong, etc...) gave the "New School".:)

Nice bloom Philippe. For me, it's necessary to have this kind of plant in every roth collection. At least to see the big charm of "old school" plants compared to current breeding lines (different charm...)

Nicer I don't know but different for sure! :D About picture, never retouched because I'm lazy!

Bought as acmondotum, it's not...:ninja: But a nice purpuratum.

This spike could be from a Saint swithin... annab, I see supardii in this bad flower. Maybe a David Ott (what could be too the Secundino plant if no StS)?

A cross name or unknown parentage?

Is the sheath already full or yet empty? I bloomed several roths what produced the sheath in summer/fall of the previous year. But it's possible too it blooms this fall. It arrived just one time in my experience and the quality was less good than spring bloom.

I missed this bloom. Probably one of the best I saw. Very very nice!