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Great flower and compact plant ... this is the best combination for windowsill growers .

Gorgeous flower and it seems to be quite big. These are pretty words to describe a sad problem.

Indeed, gorgeous flowers and you said it all.

WOW these flowers are lovely, shape and stance are great ..... and I personally like them more than a 'normal' C. dowiana.

I'm wondering ... who looks more handsome, the plant with its flowers or the guy who carries it ? Congrats to the award. 👍

Sorry for your misshap but nevertheless these are lovely and impressive flowers. Indeed, the backdrop doesn't have to be be a white one but a lighter one. In your photo the dark flowers are drowning in the dark background.

Indeed David, these flowers are really lovely ones.

So am I ... but congrats to the award.

What deep burgundy colour ... very exciting.

Very pretty, indeed.

Indeed, I agree completely.

Absolutely lovely all of them .... colour and stance of a single flower, flower count and state of the well grown plant. Congrats to the award.

Tom, I also like it and other green/white forms of Paph species. Without these black dots it would be Paph venustum fma. measuresianum ... but with ... it is only albescens. Yes I know, many call these flowers album or alba (and I also did some years ago), but a green/white/yellow flower never...

The albescens form of Paph. venustum grows in my conditions ans at the moment more vigoriously than the normal coloured form. She also flowers regularely every year. This year the tiny dots at the centre of the petals are almost invisible, what is a plus ... but on the other hand the petals...

WOW ... what a great show are the both of them ... the big clump of a plant and the pretty flowers. I haven't seen such a specimen plant of R.digbyana ever before. Congrats !

Indeed Justin, the foliage or the leaf patterns of P. vietnamense can be stunning and sometimes they may be of better quality than the flower. :cool:

Nice display.

She's looking good.

That's true .... but fungus isn't fungus and mould isn't mould. There are many diffenent species of mould and only expert are able to distinguish them by using a magnifying glass or a microscope. There are helpful ones, harmless ones and aggressive ones which cause diseases by plants, animals...

That's right ...but if you look closely to the photo you will see the mold is everywhere ... on the surface of the pellets as well as on the rockwool cubes. Furthermore everything seems still to be moist or even wet.