Paph glaucophyllum, venustum, St. Swithin, fairrieanum, tranlienianum, Pinocchio. Sadly St. Swithin became a cat toy a few nights ago but the lowest bloom is still intact.
My Parade of Paphs
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Paph glaucophyllum, venustum, St. Swithin, fairrieanum, tranlienianum, Pinocchio. Sadly St. Swithin became a cat toy a few nights ago but the lowest bloom is still intact.
What a feast for the soul!
Excellent presentation 
Lovely, Lori.....a reals feast for the eyes ! 
Your own show!
Thanks everyone. These are from the "north end" of my grow room. I have more coming on the "south end" but they're parvis so you'll have to wait a while longer for them.
Wonderfull display, Lori!
My own personal top-3 is in the following order:
1) tranlienianum - gorgeous flowers and impressively well grown plant. Kudos for culture!
2) glaucophyllum - again the size of the plant really impresses. And you might have a flowering coming on for many moons to come!
3) the fairrie - because it is exactly that!
My own personal top-3 is in the following order:
1) tranlienianum - gorgeous flowers and impressively well grown plant. Kudos for culture!
2) glaucophyllum - again the size of the plant really impresses. And you might have a flowering coming on for many moons to come!
3) the fairrie - because it is exactly that!
Karp60
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Naughty cat ! I had my paph Rosy Down dragged out of the pot and on the floor of the greenhouse, but the roots and the plant itself survived.
Thank you. Here are some close ups of those blooms just for you!
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Oh dear, poor Rosy Dawn. Do you think maybe kitty thought it needed to be repotted?
emydura
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All lovely.
That is not a St Swithin. Looks more like a sanderianum hybrid.
That is not a St Swithin. Looks more like a sanderianum hybrid.
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Ha ha, I have had that happen to my orchids, Especially my Phrags due to long flexible leaves! Had a few depotting incidents! Had to train the kitten with copious tin foil to stay out of the south window. I also have to keep them far enough off the floor that they can’t be snatched by a long reach
Thank you for the close up, Mr. DeMille!
Now I can't rank them, though, the colouring of that fairrie seems just marvelous.
David is right! I have only recently started to dabble very low key in hybrids, but wonders if it per chance could be P. Angel Hair (St.Swithin x sanderianum)?
OMG I can't compete with that close up. I've just crawled out of bed and am sitting here clutching a cup of coffee. But at least I've already brushed my hair. Re the sanderianum speculation......hmmm. If you're going by that middle bloom I can assure you it was molested by the cat and had its pouch stretched quite badly. It literally flaps in the breeze now while the lower bloom sits there looking more like a St. Swithin. Who knows though. Here is a close up of that bloom.
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Karp60
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I forgot to say it was our dog, but to answer your question - no, it was a new purchase and it came bare rooted, so it was just put in the fresh mix.Oh dear, poor Rosy Dawn. Do you think maybe kitty thought it needed to be repotted?
