I need to continue to clear space for new flasks as my focus (or lack of focus) changes. Because of this, I'm reducing my selection of certain types of Paphs and Phrags. The first group is three Paph philippenense var. roebelinii ('Grace' AM/AOS x 'Candor Red Streamers' HCC/AOS). I've had one of these bloom this winter. These are the next three largest plants. For reference, they are growing in 3 1/2 inch pots and have leaf spans of around 12 inches.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/paphreek/Paphroebeliniiplants.jpg


Next are three Phrag. Simon Field (Don Wimber x sargentianum) This is an attempt to take the superioir form of the Dom Wimber and deepen the color with the sargetianum's ability to impart red to its progeny. These are also in 3 1/2 inch pots and have a leaf span of approx. 12 inches.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/paphreek/PhragSimonFieldplants.jpg


Finally, three Paph (moquettianum x Psyche 'Catatonk Too') These should look similar to Paph Tinicum (glaucophylum x concolor). They are growing in three inch round pots. Two have a leaf span of about 8 inches and the third(middle) has a span of 6 inches, but has a stockier growth habit.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/paphreek/PaphmoqxPsycheplants.jpg

If you're interested in any of these, PM me and I'll send you pricing. As before 15% of the purchase prices will be donated to the maintenance of this forum. Also, with every order, I will throw in a small Phrag seedling of my choice.

Thanks Ross,
you're mighty sweet to be so generous!! :D

Thanks, Ross and good luck! I have the same roeb cross and the flowers are just gorgeous, one of my favorite multi species.

sent a pm

Thanks Ross,

PM Sent.

Thanks, Ross and good luck! I have the same roeb cross and the flowers are just gorgeous, one of my favorite multi species.

Me too, and if I hadn't just bought one, I'd buy one of yours for sure!

pm sent :D

Here are some pics of my roeb Grace X CRS in bloom a few months ago. Paph roebellinii Grace x CRS (http://www.slipperorchidforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=657)

Here are some pics of my roeb Grace X CRS in bloom a few months ago. Paph roebellinii Grace x CRS (http://www.slipperorchidforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=657)

Thanks for the link, Peter. I didn't take any pictures of my first to bloom. What is the leaf span of your blooming sized growths?

Ross, it is now a multigrowth plant and the LS is about 20+ inches, so it is not a small plant. However, I have another roeb Grace x Honey and it stays small, much smaller than the Grace x CRS with shorter stubbier growths.

Ross, it is now a multigrowth plant and the LS is about 20+ inches, so it is not a small plant. However, I have another roeb Grace x Honey and it stays small, much smaller than the Grace x CRS with shorter stubbier growths.

Interesting. My first bloom on my Grace x CRS was on a 14" growth and the plant seems to be staying compact.

Yep, mine also started out smaller but it grew very quickly. :lol:

Mine also seems compact, but the new growth has grown rapidly and there is a new start. Uh-oh! :mrgreen:

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The philippenese var. roebelinii on the left is sold.

All three philippenense var roebelinii are sold. Two of the moquettianum x Psyche are spoken for.

ross rocks! the plants that he sent me (the roeb. that i wanted and a phreebie phrag) were awesome. thanks again! :clap: :Party: :clap:

A donation has been made to the Slipper Orchid Forum as mentioned in the original posting. Thanks, everyone.

A donation has been made to the Slipper Orchid Forum as mentioned in the original posting. Thanks, everyone.

Thank you, Ross! Your contribution to the maintenance fund really helps keep the site going! Thanks a bunch! :D

Take care,

Thanks Ross! Sweet!!

Hi Ross,

The Roebellini came yesterday plus the surprise free Phrag. Thanks so much for holding these over for me while I was out of town. They are super happy/healthy plants

To repeat what Spot said earlier; "Ross Rocks!!!"

Thanks so much!

Best,

Thanks, Susan.

You are very welcome, Ross.