Paphiopedilum malipoense

[cxcanh]

A nice one...

 

[Happypaphy7]

That's a great shot!
Thank you for sharing!

 

[monocotman]

Superb!
Thanks
David

 

[mrhappyrotter]

Awesome photo. I love it.

 

[Mark Karayannis]

An excellent photo as always. Thanks for sharing

 

[SlipperFan]

Please talk about the substrate it is growing in.

 

[cxcanh]

This species quite popular in Vietnam and they grow in lam-stone forest at altitude from 300m to higher. They love shadow and need about 60-70% sun light.

 

[NYEric]

In the woods, amazing! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Don I]

Beautiful.
Don

 

[GuRu]

Very impressive to see this species growing in the wild

 

[cxcanh]

Very impressive to see this species growing in the wild

This species very popular here, in Vietnam

 

[abax]

Beautiful flower and superb photo. Do you use a large
format camera for these in situ shots?

 

[paphioboy]

Very nice!

 

[cxcanh]

Beautiful flower and superb photo. Do you use a large
format camera for these in situ shots?

Yes for sure. I used Nikon camera.

 

[My Green Pets]

I love your posts Mr Canh! Can't wait for your book

Question: by 'popular', do you mean 'common'?

 

[cxcanh]

I love your posts Mr Canh! Can't wait for your book
Thank you.

Question: by 'popular', do you mean 'common'?

Yes, very common

 

[mhtay1]

Is paphiopedilum malipoense a runner like micrantum n armenianum?


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[chrismende]

These in situ photos are so helpful to those of us who cannot travel to the locations ourselves!
I dream of creating such an environment in a small area of my greenhouse just for fun....

 

[gego]

This species quite popular in Vietnam and they grow in lam-stone forest at altitude from 300m to higher. They love shadow and need about 60-70% sun light.

Do you mean 70% blocked? Or 30% sunlight?

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[mhtay1]

These in situ photos are so helpful to those of us who cannot travel to the locations ourselves!
I dream of creating such an environment in a small area of my greenhouse just for fun....

Is it possible to grow paphs on the ground like in nature?


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