This is my Paph. exul that is currently in bloom. It is closely related to Paph. insigne, a frequently used species in many hybrids. This plant sits below a west facing window with unobstructed sun exposure for a few hours a day. Watered once a week in a standard bark mix. Flowers are long lasting.
Close up of flower
Entire plant
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