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welcome of course, we have some more randsii hybrids ( and randsii x self) ra x roth ra x phil ra x kolo ra x supard ra x Susan Booth ra x Bel Royal

Paphiopedilum lowii x randsii hi, first flower of our own breeding, registration is pending, seems to be never made before, some plants available, maybe Michael od Xavier could organise export in the future

hi, please check, I think the writing should be mendelii

I think roth, maybe it should have a second chance for flowering...

yes, I think so, too. We made three generations of richteri by selfing or by sib crossing and we got everytime the same type of richteri, no splitting or changing of the flowers

hi, yes, you are right I think, not many pictures to be shown, here another one

just pollinated...

very old plant, difficult and slow to grow, got it as elliottianum in 1992 ( I just like the old, but invalid name, too) flowers nearly all three years...

own made cross between c. lueddemanniana `Stanley` and lueddemanniana flamea second is own made selfing of an c. leopoldii var. alba we got 2008 at Miami (WOC) from an US vendor just in flask , grows slow both the mother`s generation and the children

Hi Michael, please set me on your mailing list, too Hilmar

did you have it flowering before?

barbatum album

Hi, I goo with you, for me fischeri and schlimii are two different things, close relted , yes, but different in shape, form and fragrance of the flower (schlimii fragrant, fischeri not) if your breed primary hybrids you get pretty intermediates between...

hi all, here two plants, both primary hybrids, please guess what they could be

I can agree, too. We have this symptomatic leaf tip errors mainly when hot temperatures, and then not enough watering. Not all phrags are affected by that, mostly besseae, their hybrids and many of the new kovachii crosses, all what has softer leaves.

Congrats, keep it well, getting rare...

interesting to see would be what a selfing of this near albino philippinense may bring as next generation, there is the good possibility to get pretty coloured ones and albino ones also from the same seeding

hi, yes, absolutely possible, when we crossed two wardii var. album by sib we got always coloured wardii, wardii album by self gave album as result, that is also the reason why so many near or semi album lowii did approach sold as album x album attached philippinense var. album `Springwater`

yes, the variety `sanderae` has some pigments, the variety `sanderianum` is clear from all as an true albinistic , attached our plant`Anja`

well done, good old rare species