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three in bloom

This is a discussion on three in bloom within the Paphiopedilum, Phragmipedium, Cypripedium IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; Here are three Paph's in bloom in the greenhouse. Left is Paph liemianum with one ...

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  1. April 7th, 2009, 09:22 PM #1
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    Here are three Paph's in bloom in the greenhouse.
    Left is Paph liemianum with one flower and one bud.
    Center is Paph henryanum X Paph primulinum it has 2 flowers and one bud.
    Right is a NOID, If anyone has an idea of the name I'd appreciate it.
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  2. April 7th, 2009, 09:37 PM #2
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    Very happy looking paphs. I especially like the henryanum. Congrats!
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    Beautiful.... all of them, but I too like the henryanum the best. It's awesome.
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    Well, I can't identify the one on the right, but it's sure a gorgeous vini! I've been doing some searches, but can't find any with quite the right shape *and* as dark.

    The middle plant--henryanum X primulinum--is Paphiopedilum Tropical Magic, according to OrchidWiz.

    I really like all three. I sort of have an opportunity to get a liemianum, and it's getting hard to resist when I look at the one in this photo!

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    I think they are all beautiful, how can I choose between them! the colour on the NoID is beautiful and the others well they are stunning also, I cant help with an ID but had to come drool over them, well done on flowering such beauties!
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    May be the noid one is Maudiae type because of dark red presentation and mottling leaves
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    WHOA! That is an absolutely fantastic NOID!!! I want one!

    The others also make such a lovely display.. well done growing these Carl!
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    Very well done!
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    Hi,
    Thanx for all the nice comments.
    Rob, I appreciate the help. Think I'll just put Maudi Vini on tag--at least I'll know. The liemianum was quite small a few years ago but has grow slowly and steadily. I don't know how many buds/flowers it will produce in this first blooming.
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    great collection!!!!
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