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I also suggest auctioning them off individually. My reasoning is the same as Bill's.

Lovely color. I am looking forward to seeing more.

It is very dark and saturated. I assumed the size is larger than you were looking for, @Ross. It works for me since I don't have anything like this. A more petite version would have been icing on the cake though. @kman I would love to see other clones. Please post the flowers when they open...

This is from Ross Hella (@Ross) of Deerwood Orchids. I don't have many complex paphs, so this one really stands out for me. The color is a deep burgundy, despite appearing brown on my screen.

Here is a division of my clone 'Ellis's Emeralds' CCM/AOS

Thanks all! I will respond to the questions about my flask process later. It is exciting to hear others are trying to grow out flasks. It is very rewarding! Here are a few others that are open. This is a division of the first fairrieanum I bought. It was around 10 years ago. I grew it into a...

Very nice!

This one is larger than my barbigerum.

That is stunning!

Thank you, Bob!

No, I have an almost alba but it has a touch of pigmentation. Neither of the color forms I have have pigmentation on the leaves.

Congratulations! I am looking forward to learning about its distribution.

Very elegant

Thank you for the response and the details on how you are using NZTF. I have experimented with it in the past and my results were mixed. But I will likely experiment again.

So far it is pretty compact. The leaves are about six inches long. It has an upright growth habit, so it is less than eight inches across.

I have a few fairrieanum in bud right now. Most from different parents. So, I will post them on the same thread as they open. This is the first successful seedling to open from a 2019 flask. My understanding is that the flask was abandoned with Orchid Zone closed. The parents were 'BRR' x...

According to Kew, this variety of barbigerum is from Laos. Interestingly, Kew says it is a lithophyte that grows primarily in the wet tropical biome. I need to go to the literature on this group to have a better understanding of what's what and who's who. For now, I will just post and be on my...

Looking good! Is your media tree fern and oyster shells? I am curious about your experience, if it is.

This is a lovely new tea cup paph is from Paph Paradise's breeding. The cross is Paphiopedilum Mountain Lass x Paphiopedilum Mem. Sandra Pechter Song and was registered this year. This precocious seedling was the first seedling to bloom from a spring 2023 flask. These came out of flask around...

Eric, I will be there. PM or text me. If any other forum members are there, I would love to say hi. P.S. we voted early.