paphioboy
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wow... All are just perfect examples of each hybrid... 
some primary hybirds (2)
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SYL
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Nice job, Ernie
Now. Announced the answer
The first is Paph. Zollingeri (Paph. spicerianum × Paph. victoria-regina)
Thanks Ernie and Goldenrose, you made a detail describe.
Second is Paph. Schofieldianum (bellatulum × hirsutissimum)
It shape is strange.
A special clone in my collections.
Third and fourth are Paph. Miss Faith Hanbury (glaucophyllum × niveum) and Paph. Sladdenii (glaucophyllum × bellatulum) respectively.
Both are remade by myself.
Fifth is Paph. Summer Ice (emersonii × primulinum)
I like hybrids of emersonii, because it made the offsprings more brightly.
Sixth is Paph. Minnesota Moccasin (moquetteanum × micranthum)
It also remade by myself, just got a few plants.
This one is the best.
Thank for your appreciation
Now. Announced the answer
The first is Paph. Zollingeri (Paph. spicerianum × Paph. victoria-regina)
Thanks Ernie and Goldenrose, you made a detail describe.
Second is Paph. Schofieldianum (bellatulum × hirsutissimum)
It shape is strange.
A special clone in my collections.
Third and fourth are Paph. Miss Faith Hanbury (glaucophyllum × niveum) and Paph. Sladdenii (glaucophyllum × bellatulum) respectively.
Both are remade by myself.
Fifth is Paph. Summer Ice (emersonii × primulinum)
I like hybrids of emersonii, because it made the offsprings more brightly.
Sixth is Paph. Minnesota Moccasin (moquetteanum × micranthum)
It also remade by myself, just got a few plants.
This one is the best.
Thank for your appreciation
M
Marc
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Nice job, Ernie
Now. Announced the answer
The first is Paph. Zollingeri (Paph. spicerianum × Paph. victoria-regina)
Thanks Ernie and Goldenrose, you made a detail describe.
Second is Paph. Schofieldianum (bellatulum × hirsutissimum)
It shape is strange.
A special clone in my collections.
Third and fourth are Paph. Miss Faith Hanbury (glaucophyllum × niveum) and Paph. Sladdenii (glaucophyllum × bellatulum) respectively.
Both are remade by myself.
Fifth is Paph. Summer Ice (emersonii × primulinum)
I like hybrids of emersonii, because it made the offsprings more brightly.
Sixth is Paph. Minnesota Moccasin (moquetteanum × micranthum)
It also remade by myself, just got a few plants.
This one is the best.
Thank for your appreciation
Well done, I hope that one day I'll have a paph in my collection that originates from a polination that I did myself. I probably have an adress that can do the sowing for me. I only need to be more assured of my abilitie to grow Paphs well so I'm sure that I'm not overstraining the plant by putting a pod on it.
