This year's blooming season for my brachys start much earlier. These are some of the early bloomers. As time goes by, I shall post the new blooms. I hope to see some exceptional flowers this year.
Paph godefroyae fma angthong alba:
A plant that is slightly over two years from flask. Unlike the previous siblings, this bloom is slightly smaller. The flower NS and DS are 50 and 38 mm respectively.
Paph godefroyae.
A well spotted cone with dark burgundy markings over the cream base.
The flower NS and DS are 75 and 45 mm respectively.
Paph godefroyae.
A lightly spotted clone with burgundy markings over the soft cream base.
The flower NS and DS are 56 and 36 mm respectively.
Paph niveum.
A round flower with light purple dots over the white base base.
The flower NS and DS are 56 and 42 mm respectively.
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Hi Joseph,
ReplyDeleteI like your paphs, especially paph godefroyae fma angthong alba.
It's elegant and robust looking. Keep it up.
I only have 1 Paph hybrid :
Paph Sugar Suite (niveum 'Hsinying x emersonii 'M.C).
This plant was bought from one of the Taiwan Stall during last year Orchids Show. It's still growing in the small transparent plastic pot with the original medium (sphag moss) in it. I have added some limestone chips into the moss recently.
I have placed the plant near to my apartment living window with reflected daylight for past 6 months. The plant received 1 thorough watering once a week. So far, the plant has produced a small side shoot. The side shoot is still developing slowly.
Am I doing the right thing?
Thanks.
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YES, YOU ARE I ALSO HAVE A FEW NIVEUMS, I HAD THEM FOR 2 YRS AND THEY ARE DOING GREAT. SOMETIMES I HOLD BACK ON WATER FOR 12 DAYS. WHEN I WATER THEM THEY GROW.THEY ALSO NEED PLENTY OF AIR AND HUMIDITY ABOUT 60% to 70%.
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