Paphiopedilum Sanderianum

[Hoa Tony Nguyen]

Nice blooms!!! But I wonder why you call it "Paph sanderana"? I thought the name is Paph sanderianum?
Cheers. Hoa.

[zainal abidin]

Nice blooms!!! But I wonder why you call it "Paph sanderana"? I thought the name is Paph sanderianum?
Cheers. Hoa.

You are right Tony not sanderana but Sanderianum. Here I post another photos from different plant.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Nice blooms!!! But I wonder why you call it "Paph sanderana"? I thought the name is Paph sanderianum?
Cheers. Hoa.

You are right Tony not sanderana but Sanderianum. Here I post another photos from different plant.

First post updated with the correct title. Thank, Hoa!

Cheers,
BD

[kfir from israel]

wowwwwwwwwww !!!!!!
good for you that you can grow them outdoors

[sunset]

You are right Tony not sanderana but Sanderianum. Here I post another photos from different plant.

excellent
thanks you very much for sharing this blooming

[Piper]

Paph sanderianum thrives in half the normal light for most Paphs. In normal Paph lighting its growth will slow considerably. And don't forget the calcium it wants to simulate those limestone cliffs. Pulverized egg shells are a good source.

The species was exceedingly hard to germinate for professional growers until recent years. I suspect we still don't have many hardy seedlings out there, which is why we see more hybrids than mature species plants.

Yours is an inspiration, Zainal!

McJulie

[zainal abidin]

Paph sanderianum thrives in half the normal light for most Paphs. In normal Paph lighting its growth will slow considerably. And don't forget the calcium it wants to simulate those limestone cliffs. Pulverized egg shells are a good source.

The species was exceedingly hard to germinate for professional growers until recent years. I suspect we still don't have many hardy seedlings out there, which is why we see more hybrids than mature species plants.

Yours is an inspiration, Zainal!

McJulie

Thanks Mc Julie for your info, I like it.
Joe I will tell him to post his orchids.Zain.