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Old 10th February 2009, 09:03 PM
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Default Some paphios

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I am kinda newbie with this species. However, bought a couple of these just before CNY. Wondering what species are these and what kind of potting material is suitable. I haven't repotted because want to wait til the flowers drop first.

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Old 10th February 2009, 11:59 PM
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Oh, one more thing. Was told that these are all hybrids as the nursery have problems getting species because of law.

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Old 11th February 2009, 10:25 AM
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Beautiful and unique.
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Old 11th February 2009, 10:32 AM
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cjloong, great buys you have there!! Which nursery did you get them from? I very rarely see such hybrids abvailable in Penang... funkychips is right. The first 2 are Maudiae-type hybrids, the first one showing more influence from either fairrieanum var. album or superbiens var. album, and the second one more of wardii or sukhakulii. The third one is a complex/novelty hybrid with Paph spicerianum. it may be more difficult to rebloom because spicerianum and its hybrids are generally cool growers. regarding medium, please look up the thread on paphs that funkychips started.. Feel free to add any questions.. Good luck!
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Old 11th February 2009, 11:23 AM
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I got these from the orchid nursery near my house in Happy Garden. Yeah, getting them to rebloom may be difficult.

Anyone knows where I can get paphios, species to be more exact. I talked to the same nursery and they told me that they usually don't bring species because hard to bloom and because of the law.

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CJ, I got mine from Lum Chin nursery too. Aside from Maudiae hybrids they also have P delenatii, a species from Vietnam. Go check it out.
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Gorgeous paphs, cjloong!! And you bought them in flower!! First one is a Maudiae hybrid the second is probably another Maudiae hybrid the third is just kick**s hybrid . Waiting for the paph experts to comment
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