Paphiopedilum dayanum, sukhakulii and barbatum

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A warm hello to all orchid lovers. Besides many hybrids, the following Paphiopedilum wild forms are blooming at the moment, which I would like to present here today. On the one hand this is Paph. dayanum which blooms for the first time. The Paph. sukhakulii blooms for the second time, as well as the Paph. barbatum. I hope you like the pictures.
Kind regards from Horst
 

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Grias di Horst, lovely plants excellent photographed! I Like the intense coloration of your dayanum. The barbatum looks more Like a nice callosum to me...
Anyway thanks for sharing
 
Lovely flowers all of them especially the P. dayanum has an intense dark colouration.

......I hope you like the pictures......
Horst, we like all photos here and yours are excellent ones.....so no need to ask....

..........The barbatum looks more Like a nice callosum to me...
In deed it looks this way.
 
Gruss nach NRW !
very nice flowers and your barbatum look my callosums....................but they are close and from overlapping habitats
 

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