Is this asymmetry on all staminodes?
Paph Season 2023
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tnyr5
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If so, it's technically symmetrically asymmetrical 
Yes.
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Still getting a fliwer here and there, and I'm starting to see sheaths and spikes on winter bloomers.
Hirohisa's Ruby is an impressive flower in person but I haven't figured out how to photograph it well.
A first bloom haynaldianum from Orchid Inn breeding. Other than the split synsepal it's a nice flower, I'll let it grow up and see how it does on a more mature plant.
Hirohisa's Ruby is an impressive flower in person but I haven't figured out how to photograph it well.
A first bloom haynaldianum from Orchid Inn breeding. Other than the split synsepal it's a nice flower, I'll let it grow up and see how it does on a more mature plant.
Paph Favorlang Dancer, it has some form issues that I think are mostly from being on a crowded bench, but I'm liking the petal width and color. I think there is potential in this one.
I think she’s lovely!
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Definitely worth keeping to see what it can do on a second blooming. Love those wide dark petals!
I'm really curious to see how this one turns out, variegated roths in sheath.
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Rothschildianum alba coming! 
tnyr5
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Be thankful lol
My Fanaticum is putting on a great show with a 13.5 cm NS flower, but I was clumsy and knocked it off the bench while it was developing and screwed up the left side too much to have it judged. Maybe next time.
Not a Paph but an exciting first bloom so you can all endure it. Brassia Datacosa 'Carol' is a sibling to 'Coos Bay' AM/AOS that was never cloned, I got my division as a gift from Carol Baughman and it is one of my most treasured plants.
Also bloomed a couple of turds. First is a sibling to the last bad Hung Sheng Cape, this grex has not been nearly as good as the one I got from Peter Lin a few years ago. I have one left in spike but my expectations are low.
And a Raingreen's Sandi Hawk that is nowhere near as good as its sibling.
Not a Paph but an exciting first bloom so you can all endure it. Brassia Datacosa 'Carol' is a sibling to 'Coos Bay' AM/AOS that was never cloned, I got my division as a gift from Carol Baughman and it is one of my most treasured plants.
Also bloomed a couple of turds. First is a sibling to the last bad Hung Sheng Cape, this grex has not been nearly as good as the one I got from Peter Lin a few years ago. I have one left in spike but my expectations are low.
And a Raingreen's Sandi Hawk that is nowhere near as good as its sibling.
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The size of that Fanaticum is really impressive, bummer about the fall. Did it already have a new growth?
Do you mean when it fell? The bud was about 1/3 of the way grown, I'm lucky the stake kept it from breaking.
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Sorry, I meant to say, "does it already have a new growth ". Just curious how long you'll need to wait for the next bloom.
It has a runner that looks about half grown and ought to start a new basal fan soon. The last bloom was about 11 months ago so I should see it again this time next year.
The color of the F is great.
Wössner Favourite is likely my last Paph of 2023 unless Mustafa's Mucho Gusto picks up the pace to slide in under the wire.
Wössner Black Wings are leading the charge into Paph Season 2024, with a couple other anitum crosses and platyphyllum following closely.
Wössner Black Wings are leading the charge into Paph Season 2024, with a couple other anitum crosses and platyphyllum following closely.
Quite the sea of beautiful healthy green leaves there! I think you will go charging full force into 2024 and I’m looking forward to seeing it.
