:woohoo::woohoo: My Paph. Robinianum 'Green Gremlin' (lowii x parishii) got an AM!!!:hyper::hyper:


Ramon:D


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Congratulations Ramon. That is fantastic. What a beautiful Paph and brilliant photo. Certainly worth the award. How many flowers did you get on the spike?

Co-incidently I just purchased a Paph robinianum. Just waiting for it to be delivered. First time I've ever seen it available in Ausralia. Doesn't seem to be a common cross. I don't expect mine will be anywhere as nice as yours.

Congratulations again

David

Very nice plant . bet your really happy - the colours are so great
congratulations on the award - thanks for sharing billie

very very beauty:heart::heart::heart:

Awesome Congrads!...fantastic pic...:cool:

congrats. Nice color

That is just gorgeous! And Congratulations!:Party:

Beautiful and Congrats!:woohoo:

Congratulations Ramon. That is fantastic. What a beautiful Paph and brilliant photo. Certainly worth the award. How many flowers did you get on the spike?

Co-incidently I just purchased a Paph robinianum. Just waiting for it to be delivered. First time I've ever seen it available in Ausralia. Doesn't seem to be a common cross. I don't expect mine will be anywhere as nice as yours.

Congratulations again

David

I had five and two buds on a first bloom plant.:hyper:

Ramon:D

That's very good for a first bloom! Great plant! :congrat:

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Congratulations Ramon!

Here the picture of the whole spike.:hyper:

Ramon:D

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OMG!!! That is just beautiful! I wonder how common it is to get a cross of this anywhere, but congratulations on the award.:D

OMG!!! That is just beautiful! I wonder how common it is to get a cross of this anywhere, but congratulations on the award.:D

Harold Koopowitz in his new book says that it is a cross that has rarely been done and can be hard to find. As I said previously, the one I picked up here in Australia last week is the first one I had seen for sale here although I can't say I've been actively looking. Bengal Lancers (haynaldianum x lowii) seems to have been a more common cross.

That second photo Ramon is mind blowing.

David

Well deserved! It's a winner for sure!

Wow, that is lovely, Ramon. Congrats.

David, where did you get the plant?

Wow, that is lovely, Ramon. Congrats.

David, where did you get the plant?

I got it off Florafest Orchids. It is a division off one of their plants. I'm a bit dubious about it though. The leaves are quite soft (not rigid like other parishii hybrids i have) plus there is a some red mottling at the base of the growths. Much like a charlsesworthii. To me it looks more like it is from the cool growing Paphiopedilum group rather than the multi-florals.

Ramon - is the leaves on your plant plain green. Any red amongst it.

Cheers

David

beautiful and congrats!!

I got it off Florafest Orchids. It is a division off one of their plants. I'm a bit dubious about it though. The leaves are quite soft (not rigid like other parishii hybrids i have) plus there is a some red mottling at the base of the growths. Much like a charlsesworthii. To me it looks more like it is from the cool growing Paphiopedilum group rather than the multi-florals.

Ramon - is the leaves on your plant plain green. Any red amongst it.

Cheers

David

Plain Green!


Ramon:D

truly exceptional. very nice!

Harold Koopowitz in his new book says that it is a cross that has rarely been done and can be hard to find. As I said previously, the one I picked up here in Australia last week is the first one I had seen for sale here although I can't say I've been actively looking. Bengal Lancers (haynaldianum x lowii) seems to have been a more common cross.

That second photo Ramon is mind blowing.

David


Its already so rare to see a blooming parishii let alone having even heard of this cross. How far along is your specimen to blooming and are they any special care needed to grow this since both sides are tree dwellers?

Wow thats very very nice!

Its already so rare to see a blooming parishii let alone having even heard of this cross. How far along is your specimen to blooming and are they any special care needed to grow this since both sides are tree dwellers?

The plant was purchased in spike. So I don't know how long it took. I find that it need to keep the medium moist so that the plant does not wilt.

Ramon:D

OMG! That is just stunningly beautiful!

Beautiful hybrid! :thumbsup: Excellent photo!

very good flower and picture