Paphiopedilum tranlienianum in situ (blooming)

[cxcanh]

It is great to see so many of this blooming in the wild...

 

[eggshells]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this one.

 

[troy]

Again, thanks for sharing!!! Pictures greatly appreciated!!

 

[Happypaphy7]

Thank you!
They must have perfect drainage growing vertically on the rock.

 

[John M]

Wonderful! Thank you!

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

So cool to see these in flower in the wild. Nice. Thank you for posting all of your habitat shots.

 

[Ozpaph]

really lovely and appreciated

 

[cxcanh]

Thank you all, this area is very far and I could not stay overnight in the forest so I just can make some ten photos and basically just see myself then I have to come back. That why I just have around 50 photos I think.

 

[17andgrowing]

Nice photo, thanks.

 

[SlipperFan]

Informative photo -- what kind of rock wall is that, please?

 

[cxcanh]

Informative photo -- what kind of rock wall is that, please?

This is lam-stone.

 

[Paul]

so nice!!! thank you

 

[Rick]

Thanks for the amazing shots!

 

[SlipperFan]

This is lam-stone.

Lam-stone? laminate? I thought that was man-made. I think I am not understanding this term.

 

[Migrant13]

Such a treat to see these in situ. Thanks a bunch! So is the rock wall limestone?

 

[Trithor]

Fantastic picture! Your posts are always a treat, thank you.

 

[Denver]

awesome photo as all of yours seem to be...I'm super jealous, hopefully someday I'll be able to see some paphs and phrags in bloom in their native habitat

 

[Stone]

Grat pics as usual! More rock climbers...

 

[cxcanh]

Lam-stone? laminate? I thought that was man-made. I think I am not understanding this term.

I'm sorry, that is "limestone". This photo I shot in forest not "man made".

 

[NYEric]

Beautiful. thanks for sharing.