Paph niveum - 3 clones

[Paph Yeo]

Hi Folks,

Here are 3 clones of Paph niveum.

[catttan]

All 3 are beautiful. I used to have a few clones of niveum collected (many yeas ago) from from a few locations in my state. I gave them all away but at the moment I still have one variety from the limestone hills near my house.

[Paph Yeo]

All 3 are beautiful. I used to have a few clones of niveum collected (many yeas ago) from from a few locations in my state. I gave them all away but at the moment I still have one variety from the limestone hills near my house.

All these were grown from flasks.
More than 95% of my plants (800 +) are from flasks.

[zainal abidin]

It's seem that the twin niveum from Kedah. Very nice.

[Paph Yeo]

It's seem that the twin niveum from Kedah. Very nice.

Not too sure if there are from Kedah. There all line bred. These are 3rd to 4th generation of line breeding.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Really wonderful white slippers.

Cheers,
BD

[Paph Yeo]

Really wonderful white slippers.

Cheers,
BD

Tks.

[catttan]

I don't know if these niveums were bred from those originating from Kedah but I used to have a clone from the Baling Hill with beautiful round shape and almost no spots if grown under heavy shade. I think the person I gave the plant to, still has it and the last time I saw him, had promised to give me back a division of same.

The clone I still have comes from the hills around Kodiang, Kedah. I had 2 varieties from Kodiang one with the underside of the leaves purplish in colour and the other one with the underside of the leaves a light green colour(the one I still have) - the former with larger flowers that are elongated laterally; and the latter with flowers almost similar to yours.

[Paph Yeo]

I don't know if these niveums were bred from those originating from Kedah but I used to have a clone from the Baling Hill with beautiful round shape and almost no spots if grown under heavy shade. I think the person I gave the plant to, still has it and the last time I saw him, had promised to give me back a division of same.

The clone I still have comes from the hills around Kodiang, Kedah. I had 2 varieties from Kodiang one with the underside of the leaves purplish in colour and the other one with the underside of the leaves a light green colour(the one I still have) - the former with larger flowers that are elongated laterally; and the latter with flowers almost similar to yours.

It could be as the distribution of niveum stretches from Northern Malaysia to Southern Thailand.
Their leaves are generally mottled very dark to pale green above, heavily dotted dotted purple below.
Flowers normally are between 5 to 8 cm across.

[ManilaByNight]

All these were grown from flasks.
More than 95% of my plants (800 +) are from flasks.

Wow! 800+ plants! That is sure a huge collection!