Paph. platyphyllum

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Paul

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I would like to get more flowers. unfortunately one bud aborted.

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phantastic!!! I've always loved platiphyllum, though, they seem to be very rare, and hard to find in Europe, especially with some size to them.
 
Congrats!! Fantastic blooming!:drool:
I take a little one some time ago, any tips or advice?
 
Is this accepted as seperate species, I have always been confused by its association with stonei.
I love it, the un-lined dorsal is remarkable.
 
I have 2 plants. Got them from Tom K awhile back. Really cool how it has the black bumps on the petals like a kolo!
 
Thank you for your comments!!

This is quite a big plant, but a little smaller than kolopakingii (this is THE biggest of my plants, and soon blooming)
Now, I think it should bloom every year. I don't know how many flowers per spike it can do at max, I'm curious.
 
I love this species and stonei too. Hausermann in the US has large seedlings of platyphyllum for sale now. I wish I have more room to grow several of these.
 
Beautiful plant. If there was an albino one I would lose my mind! I believe it is a separate species but i'm not sure. They are super rare as far as i know. At least they should be legal. :eek:

NYEric ,a semi-alba is enough?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/35673552@N06/3512600542/in/photostream

I still dont agree compleately about platiphyllum been a species,in my opinion can be a natural line breed kolopakingii(topperii type carrying alba genes) x stoneii...
 

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