Paph myanmaricum

[zainal abidin]

Now is the season for Paphiopedilum Subgenus Brachypetalum origin from Myanmar huge flowers and awesome.

[raybark]

That is, indeed, awesome!

[zainal abidin]

That is, indeed, awesome!

Thanks Ray Barkalow.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Oh, wow, so pretty, Zain. I love the texture in the bloom.

cheers,
BD

[Sheryl]

Very nice and the foliage as well!

[orchidlady]

Gorgeous!



Susan

[raybark]

Zain, what cultural conditions does it seem to prefer?

[JDT]

Stunning!

[zainal abidin]

Oh, wow, so pretty, Zain. I love the texture in the bloom.

cheers,
BD

One of the biggest flowers growing very well under my atmosphere thanks Bruce.

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Very nice and the foliage as well!

Thanks Sheryl when not in flowers cant differentiate between godefroyae or even bellatulum.

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Gorgeous!



Susan

Thanks Susan

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Zain, what cultural conditions does it seem to prefer?

Mainly I'm using combination of pumice stone and small amount of lava rocks so far they took it very well and night temperature here almost constant 24 degree C and I believe if the temperature between 22 to 23 degree C the color would be better and long lasting ( here lasting for about 3 to 4 weeks and made worse if the water is occupied in the pouch). I always observed once the plants matured always rewarded me with lovely flowers.Watering once a day with 50% light is more than enough.

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Stunning!

Thanks Jack.