Today we take a look at the latest Paphiopedilum that bloomed and it's a really great one!
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Paphiopedilum philippinense is a species native to the Philippines and Borneo. More information about its natural habitat can be found here [ Ссылка ]
It produces several flowers on a relatively long flower spike, which open in sequence. The spike doesn;t rebloom afterwards, but the flowers can stay in bloom for a few weeks.
The flowers have the typical slipper shape, but the petals are long, slim and twisty! There is no fragrance, but the appearance is just lovely!
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