Paph.exul "Phang Nga" AM/RHT

Photographed by Seksan Towiwat

P.exul 'Phang Nga' AM/RHT

'Phang Nga' is from an island of Krabi.

Not only circular sepal and synsepal makes 'Phang Nga' outstanding, but leaves are unlike other ordinary exuls.
Phang Nga's leaves are extremely wide which looking very special when grown well in a big clump.

Although the flower size is not the biggest, but the form/features disallow you to forget 'Phang Nga' especially when 4 flowers are blooming in the same time.

The flower is always supported by an erected/strong inflorescence.

As its leaves are so wide so I believe over-dehydration is the reason why Phang Nga takes longer to get established after been divided. Anyhow, Phang Nga can grow fast after established.

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Photographed by Saridporn Ponpanichpan

Photographed by Saridporn Ponpanichpan

Paph.exul 'Chamnansin' AM/RHT

Photographed by Saridporn Ponpanichpan

Inflorescence = 30cm

P.exul 'Chamnansin' AM/RHT
{pronunciation = cham-nan-sin}

'Chamnansin' is from an island in Krabi, named for Mr. Chamnansin who was the first one who found this plant.

'Chamnansin' has a special feature on upper edge of both petals resembling a sawtooth.
The plant has Dark yellowish-green dorsal sepal and also bright orange petals and the pouch.

'Chamnansin' has a 50cm-long, dark green, thick leaves. It looks quite strong when properly grown in a large clump. Inflorescence is even longer than the longest leaf.

This is said to be the best exul ever found.
As the flower quality is very much depending on how ready the plant is, some said, Chamnansin's flower is even better than Kosol when it blooms at the peak condition.


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Paph.exul 'Kosol' AM/RHT

 
Paph.exul 'Kosol' AM/RHT

'Kosol' is from an island in Krabi.

The plant has been introduced in Thailand for more than 10 years.
It is considered as the best exul for many years.
There are so many story of those people who would like to get this plant.
Some were almost a fight.

'Kosol' can perform in a very good form even when it has not been grown in the best condition.
The rounded shape is still expectable.

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