New paphs from the show

I got a few new paphiopedilums at the Montreal show last weekend. They are all parvisepalum type.
Paphiopedilum emersonii, 4 seedlings from Ten Shin gardens:



Paph. micranthum var. eburneum, 4 seedlings from Ten Shin also:



And three mature plants, vietnamense, Mem. Larry Heuer and Wossner China Moon:

Phalaenopsis cornu-cervi 'red'

Non-stop blooming for a year:

Paph. hangianum seedlings update

I deflasked them in March 2014. Here I found a picture of a tray with larger seedlings from May 2014:



Since then seedlings from tray were moved to pots. I know that it would be better to let them be in that tray for as long as possible, but about a month ago I discovered a scale on one of the seedlings in the tray. I freaked out and splitted them into pairs to control the infestation better. I was checking them every day and wiping the leaves with alcohol every three days for a month. Now it seems that scale might be gone, but plants probably got a major setback with transferring into pots and stressing the leaves with alcohol.
Here they are now:



Interesting, that I have four flasks of other paphiopedilum types seedlings in the same tank but none of those were affected. It's like stupid bugs knew to attack the most expensive ones!

Phal. I-Hsin George in full bloom

George is now blooming on all spikes:



I really have to repot it into larger pot becuse now it looks like there are more roots than potting medium in the current pot. I should do it after he is done blooming.

Orchid tank is filled with wonderful fragrance.

Paph. callosum deflasking update

Callosum seedlings are out of flask for almost 5 months now:

Tray 1



Tray 2



I didn't loose any of them yet. Yellow leaves at the bottom came from flask, I was hoping they would fall off, but they still didn't.