NOTE: wooden ruler is 18" long, white stakes are 6" long, blue stakes are 5" long

Paphiopedilum hirsutissimum
These are unbloomed, multiple growth, blooming size plants NOTcommunity pots. We'd highly recommend NOT dividing Paph. hirsutissimum as they like to clump to be happy. Also, hirsutissimums can be Cattleya-like in that they often set a spike in a translucent sheath then wait to actually initiate flowering. ALL SOLD

Phragmipedium Grande 'Memoria William Schroer' AM/AOS
(Phrag. caudatum X Phrag. longifolium) $45 SOLD
Division of a richly colored, fairly compact, awarded clone quite possibly made with Phrag. warscewiczianum (Phrag. popowii) instead of Phrag. caudatum, making it actually Phrag. Wössner Supergrande. Division (top two pictures) is in a 5" pot and has one decent sized growth and two, chunky starts; ~15" leafspan overall. Flower pictures are from the parent chunk. This division is not in bloom; the biggest growth is not quite blooming size, but it's getting there quickly. Petals exceede 12" long, and flowers are 14-15.5" tall depending on how upright the dorsal decides to be. Flowers of this clone are fragrant... like a somewhat neglected litter box.