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Old 08-12-2015, 10:07 AM
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It depends on the Paph. Once a year is usual. Is it sequential?

Orchids grow very slowly.
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Old 08-12-2015, 11:35 AM
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It depends on the Paph. Once a year is usual. Is it sequential?

Orchids grow very slowly.
I have a that is in bloom right now.
Paph. Ang-thong var. alba "in charm" x paph. Niveum var. "Panthana “ x sib


Paphiopedilum Yerba Buena
The bloom fell around Feb 7 2015

Paph. supersuk ‘Eureka’ AM/AOS x Paph. Raisin Pie ‘hsinying’ x Sib
I got this one in in December the bloom lasted a month or a bit more. In spring the new growth started and is growing well.

and a 3 year old seedling.
Paph. delenatii x sib
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Old 08-12-2015, 04:15 PM
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In my experience... niveum and related species are spring/early summer bloomers and will bloom once a year.

yerba buena will probably act like most bulldogs and bloom in the winter on any mature growths (so you've probably got a few months to go there.

Supersuk X Raisin pie should bloom on every new growth as they mature. You should expect about 4 mature leaves per growth before a bloom comes.

I dont have much experience with delanatii... sorry to say.
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