Paphinia

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Plant Characteristics
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Cultivation
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Scientific Names

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Paphinia >



Read about Paphinia in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Paphinia (Paphos, city of Cyprus, sacred to Venus). Orchidàcae A rare and pretty genus of orchids, having the habit of small lycastes.

Flowers curiously shaped, borne on pendent scapes which are mostly 2-fld. ; sepals and petals similar, spreading; mentum obsolete, labellum uppermost in the fl.CH


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Cultivation

They may be easily grown with lycastes, and should be planted in fibrous peat and mossCH. During the growing period they require a liberal supply of waterCH.

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Species

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Hybrids

  • Paphinia Majestc (P. cristata x P. herrerae) registered in 1997 by H & R Nurseries.

Intergeneric Hybrids

  • Gonginia (Gongora x Paphinia) Sander's List Orchid Hybrids Addendum 2002-2004. xxxiv. 2005 (20 May 2005), IPNI ID: 77068862-1

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