as a mottled leaf multifloral species?

As far as I know, nope but there are plenty of hybrid ones.

There used to be one, offered by Kolopaking as "kolopakingii-like with mottled leaves" maybe 15 years ago. Some wealthy hobbyists from Singapore bought every single plant of it, and they eventually died. There is still one living plant in Peninsular Malaysia, in bad condition. It could not be a natural hybrid, becasue the original collection was of over 200 plants.

Weren't those gigantifoliums that Kolopaking was offering? Maybe I'm remembering wrong.

Jon

Weren't those gigantifoliums that Kolopaking was offering? Maybe I'm remembering wrong.

Jon

No, he offered gigantifoliums a long time ago, only once, never twice, but those mottled leafed giant paphs were definitely something different, from central Borneo.

A multifloral mottled leaved Paphiopedilum species? Well, how about Paph. bellatum, Paph. concolor, and the realted ones... kinda was thinking Parvi. for a sec...

-P.A. Mahon

I have a mottled-leaf plant just going out of bloom - Paph. Green Horizon - which is Makuli x philippinense.

Two of the growths bloomed this time, each with two large blossoms. The lower ones opened about a week before the uppers, they have stayed in bloom for about a month now, and I just lost the first blossom.

Yes, victoria-mariae, liemianum, and victoria-regina can all have mottled leaves.

Besk

i had forgotten about the sequentials

I have found that many of the barbata ("Maudiae-type") paphs will produce 2 buds when grown under lights...species as well as hybrids. Also the sublaeve form of callosum is frequently bifloral, some clones almost always are. P. concolor is usually bifloral, and may produce 3 buds...I have heard of even more....liemainum, as already mentioned, is a sequential type with mottled leaves, although the tessealations are different in pattern. Take care, Eric